Marianne's Guest Book

Posted: 2006-06-05 06:36 AM   
Hi
I am glad you enjoyed my slide show, the only big churches I have is of St Paul and Westminster Abbey, I might do an album, but I am not sure yet!
Take care
I enjoy your report, it gave me idesa of where to go on my next "4 days off away" !
Isabelle

Posted: 2006-06-05 06:25 AM   
Hi Marianne
Thanks for your comments on three recent Italian reports. You have probably gathered that Abruzzo is my favurite region and that I'm keeping it until last. One on Opi is finished but needs photos added. There will then be one more.
I hope you do the trip you talk about and it would be great if my reports helped you.
Cheers
David

Posted: 2006-05-30 06:00 PM   
hello Marianne..
Actually i'm not live in Bandung,just visiting as a tourist and its quit refreshing places.
I just go once at volcano Tangkahuban Parahu and unluckily that's time already rain for two days.I don't have chance to boiled the eggs in active volcano cos Tangkahuban already finish to be active on 1969.
I hope after finish the earthquake in middle java and Yogyakarta,maybe can get to be there too cos its nice friendly city.

Posted: 2006-05-30 01:23 PM   
you will be welcome indeed, if you decide for coming to istanbul, I will love to order you coffee and tea in tulipshaped glass, but if you want to see also the "mahya" letters, ramadan will start at the end of september:) and the flights are so cheap, I d like to come amsterdam with that low prices. talk to you soon.

regards,
Burak.

Posted: 2006-05-29 06:04 AM   
you may want to see the sentences that are formed with lamps between two minarets as I explained in my comment

http://www.milliyet.com.tr/2005/10/18/guncel/gun04.html , http://www.maksimum.com/ramazan/h/en_guzel_10_mahya.php

bye,

Posted: 2006-05-27 06:33 PM   
hiya marianne

another wonder report and cant wait for the others to follow!

btw.. i shall be heading to ireland in late july. my bf finally made a decision on it... just need to plan the hol and the driving trip.

do u have any suggestion on what to do in ireland and where to go? most probably we will land in dublin.

speak soon,
gloria

Posted: 2006-05-27 08:11 AM   
Hi Marianne
Thanks for the message and yes, everything went well, thanks. A compatriot of yours we met at Spello suggested that our home area might have too many fleas for him!!
We were somewhat reassured to find he meant midges - but even so it's not like parts of Scotland here. I suppose you can't be blamed for the ignorance of one compatriot - I shouldn't want to be blamed for some English behaviour we saw!
Cheers
David

Posted: 2006-05-27 06:19 AM   
Hi Marianne

I loved reading your report on Symi, it was really lovely, I love the history lesson about how the sponges were collected, thanks for sharing that.
Isabelle

Posted: 2006-05-27 02:06 AM   
Thanks for your kind coments. In fact the place renders it self to nice photos and inspiration. It's a coast line of aprox 40 km with endless subjects to appreciate, from the Sea to the shore and to the rocky hills.

Take care, Pedro

Posted: 2006-05-26 10:23 AM   
I have tried to talk to Andreas or whatever his name is, but he just said that it's an "accu´rate" info taken from official CIA or something irrelevant like that, site! That is just stupid thinking... I am tired of trying to "teach" people that the world is not like USA describes it according to it's needs.
Anyways, I prefer VT and I spend quite a bit of time there. I have met a lot of nice people there and one of them is now my husband for a 1,5 years :)