farnaz's Guest Book

Posted: 2008-08-05 09:44 AM   
Merci! shoma keili mehrabun hastid!
yes of course I shot plenty pix during my 2 stays in Iran; will put some online but I think I need to upgrade to premium account first, my monthly quota is almost over this month!
در آرزوی بوس و کـنارت مردم
وز حـسرت لـعـل آبدارت مردم
قـصـه نـکـنـم دراز کوتاه کـنـم
بازآ بازآ کز انـتـظارت مردم
rubaiyat from Hafiz... oh ! I would like to hear it in persian!
take care

Posted: 2008-06-05 11:15 PM   
Hello,

As Iran is so great, it was much easier to impress Globies with a report and photos. Thank you for the congrats.

Kindest regards,
Krys

Posted: 2008-05-12 12:51 AM   
Yes, I enjoyed Iran indeed. I loved Yazd the most, I think for the tea on the roofs of the traditional hotels, the tranquility and the company. Although I met some great people in Isfahan, too.

I have pre-written the reports whilst on the road, together with the travel logs, so I just need to edit them appropriately and select the most corresponding photos. It should not take me too long, I hope. However, being back at work after two weeks will probably be a little hectic...

I think I have now selected the photographs for the upload. They will be appearing soon - but some of them can be viewed on my personal website.

Kind regards
Krys

Posted: 2007-12-17 01:52 PM   
farnza, You are right, I meant islamic cover. How much should this be observed by tourists?

Posted: 2007-12-16 10:12 AM   
The thing that withholds me from visiting Iran is the dress code. Otherwise I would long have visited Iran.

Posted: 2007-12-15 12:49 PM   
farnaz thanks for your prompt answer. I saw wind towers in Mumbai and in Tanzania. I did not know they were in Iran too. Nice to see you posting photos again, I always enjoy looking at them and one day I may see all those places myself.

Posted: 2007-04-25 08:50 PM   
merci Farnaz joon! man ashege jahangardiam vali miduni poole ziyadi lazeme :)

Posted: 2007-04-05 12:46 AM   
Thanks a lot for offering your help.

The biggest problem if this world is nobody helps anyone.
I was just asking another user regarding his entry in my guestbook, which wasn't too clear to me.

Thanks a lot anyway!

Best wishes,Antonio.

P.S. You have precious pictures of your country. Hope I can visit it one day!

Posted: 2007-03-25 12:28 PM   
Hi Farnaz,

Thanks for your words of appreciation for my "Waterfalls in Munnar" picture. Munnar is a hill-station in my home state, Kerala. It is a very beautiful place with lush green tea gardens and innumerable waterfalls.

And thank you for the warm welcome to Globosapiens also. I hope to continue uploading more photos and trip reports to share with you all :-)

shalini

Posted: 2007-03-24 11:43 AM   
salam,first of all,eide shoma ham mobarak khanoomi:)
enshalla sale khoobi dahste bashi
nazareto darbarie haram khoondam,hamoontor k gofti harkasi nazari dare,aval az hame bayad bebinim tarife shahkare memari chie?doroste technic,eshgh,azemat...hamash az shakheseha hesab mishe,vali midooni oon asari ro shahkar migan k tooie zamane sakhtesh shahkar boode,iani darzamane sakhtesh chize gheirghabele tasavori mahsoob mishode,va kamkam ba gozare zaman hoviate khodehso peida karde,doroste inja por az eshghe..por az ainekari o tazeenate,vali daghighan hamoon eshghe k mardomo mikeshoon inja na banaie bashokooohesh:)midooni mardom mian oonja hajat begiran in faza harjaie digeiee mitoonest etefagh biofte,tooie har banaie digeiee,mitoonest ie masjed bashe ...na?
anyway..merc az tavajohet:)