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Thanks for visiting my site, let me know your thoughts... ((*_*))
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Joined: May 05
Points: 41629
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gracias amanda
Posted: 2008-06-07 09:05 AM
thanks amanda. but i left my job. in fact first i have lost my fiancee, so i became desperate, have an argument with my boss, and left to the darien gap in colombia, but i had problems with documents and was sent to veracruz, then via la paz in baja california came to usa. now i am in south dakota. going to the north pole via yukon, hitchiking, sleepin in salvations armyes. tomorrow i will cross to canada, then whitehorse, dawson, yellowknife, baffin island... i do not know. i miss mashienka, she will be 1 year old in august, and want to reach the north pole in that month.
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Joined: Mar 08
Points: 563
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Fashion show
Posted: 2008-06-05 03:25 PM
Hi Amanda,
Yes they still have the clown on board the train, he was a little bit scary. I will try to upload a picture soon for you.
Mark.
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Joined: Jan 08
Points: 84174
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Reports, reports
Posted: 2008-06-04 11:27 AM
Hiya,
Thank you for the congrats, Amanda. Yes, it's been over 60 reports... hehe. I am pleased indeed. Yet all the awarded reports were great! And yours, which hadn't last month were super, too.
Kindest regards
Krys
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Joined: Mar 08
Points: 34821
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Hi Amanda!
Posted: 2008-06-04 10:53 AM
I thank for congratulations very much. I did not expect such promotion, so I am pleased the more very much.
Basia
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Joined: Dec 05
Points: 13399
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Hi Amanda,
Posted: 2008-06-03 01:24 PM
I really enjoyed Beijing. I still have some photos to upload from the Great Wall, but I am waiting to have a city added as a destination. Anyway it was nice journey. It was little bit like travel in time - in one city from old temples and hutongs till new buildings, shopping centers etc. The best example of new age in Beijing is the Opera Building. I regret that I haven't seen the new stadium. I am trying to write a report but it takes me a lot of time. But I hope to finish it soon.
But I see that you also had a nice Balkan trip. This is the unknown region for me in Europe, so I was so pleased to read you report. Did you saw Sv. Stefan ? I saw this place on the photos and it looks marvelous.
Take care
Rafal
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Joined: Jan 08
Points: 84174
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Weekend travels
Posted: 2008-06-03 12:54 PM
Hiya,
Yeah, I went all over there. I loved it. I wanted to see more, but I partied too much with the Armenians. I love quick exploring trips. With small holiday allowance, this is what it is. Only once I had a three months holiday, when I was on a garden leave (switching a job to a competitor). I went exploring 22 countries then...
Any plans to the next Bank Holiday?
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Joined: Sep 03
Points: 20248
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montenegro
Posted: 2008-06-02 04:46 AM
I just finished reading your report and have a question about Montenegro: what is public transport like? and average price of accommodation. Good to hear that they have € as currency, makes life so much easier. What countries of formaer Yougoslavia did you vivit?
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Joined: Sep 03
Points: 20248
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Croatia / Slovenia
Posted: 2008-06-01 05:55 AM
It is so easy to make a mistake when uploading photos. I noticed because I have just returned from Slovenia. I can recommend this country, A small very friendly country, with good transport that makes travel easy.
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Joined: Dec 04
Points: 34719
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Profile picture
Posted: 2008-05-17 09:43 AM
Hi Amanda
I don't know when you changed your picture - I am notorious for my inattention to such things. However I have noticed now and I like it!
Cheers
David
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Joined: Jan 08
Points: 84174
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A day in Paris
Posted: 2008-05-17 09:06 AM
Amanda,
What a great photo album you have posted! Absolutely lovely. The pictures of the Tour Eiffel, the Arch, the Invalides Palace with the play of shade and sunshine, are fabulous. Excellent job indeed!
Kindest regards,
Krys
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