Sabine's Guest Book

Posted: 2010-04-27 05:01 AM   
Hey Sabine,

Thanks for sharing, it is a lovely picture and cub is so cute.

Nice one
Amanda

Posted: 2010-04-26 09:09 AM   
Hi Sabine,

I hope you are well.

When I mentioned my feelings about Safaris, it was not meant to be a criticism. Everyone has their right to travel the way they prefer. And I am very happy to hear that your trip was a good one, and you only used spotlights to a limited extent and to be safe and get to the lodge safely.

It was only me, who has always asked questions like: 'should I expect to see other vehicles around?' or 'how disturbing will it be to the animals?', etc.

And I would recommend game viewing on foot. In Botswana, in the Okavango Delta, they do it from small mokoro (canoe) and do some walking on the islands. With an unarmed guide. That is a real thrill... ;)

Kindest regards
Krys

Posted: 2010-04-13 07:18 AM   
Wonderful pics of Denmark. Excellent camera work . congrats

Posted: 2010-04-07 01:18 AM   
Thanks for your long comment on my report. I don't think I need to tell you to go back as there is plenty more as worth seeing even as Taormina. The only difficulty is deciding what to miss, unless you can ever get a mega-stay.
Cheers
David

Posted: 2010-03-16 02:07 PM   
Hi there :))
Yes I am having good time here (except that is raining outside right now). I have never been in this region so way of traveling is new for me. Sometimes there is not even a word in Latin alphabet !! But the people are so lovely here, always someone is ready to help.
Have a great day
Rafal

Posted: 2010-03-12 02:21 PM   
for your congratulation. I would like to go back to Myanmar, it is worth visiting.
So long.
Christl

Posted: 2010-03-10 04:39 AM   
it's so flattering to see my profile pic in one row with such great members like you! I'll try to catch up a little bit. ;-)
Thank you very much for your nice congrats on MoM -
Christopher

Posted: 2010-03-08 06:36 AM   
Hi Sabine,

I have recently been to Warwick. On the way to the famous castle, I saw a cemetery, whose graves' inscriptions dates back to 18th century! I have not explored it properly, I just saw a few graves from the pavement, and I am sure that there might be older stones there.

I have seen a few cemeteries in a number of countries, where they were tourist attractions. I remember one in Paris, and one in Havana...

Kind regards
Krys

Posted: 2010-03-05 08:06 AM   
HI Sanne,

how are you? i visited your Profile and i interested to write you.
i am boy 25 years old and living in Sri lanka and usually some England people visit srilanka. so, have you heard about Sri lanka? let me tell you something about my country.

As declared by UNESCO, presently there are seven World Heritage Sites in
Sri Lanka. These range from ancient cities like Anuradhapura to Sinharaja
rainforests. (Sacred City of Anuradhapura, Ancient City of Polonnaruwa,
Ancient City of Sigriya, Sacred City of Kandy, Golden Temple of Dambulla,
Old Town of Galle Fort, Sinharaja Forest Reserve)

looking forward to hear you.

Your friendly,
Asela_D

Posted: 2010-03-05 04:21 AM   
Hi Sabine,
it was nice see your comment on my report,yes,i do agree,reading different reports are giving you different perspective and that is great:)

cheers,leili