Rudolf's Guest Book

Posted: 2006-12-20 03:30 PM   
Thank you,Rudi

Hi,Rudi.Thank you much for you time and I’m really gled
That you had enjoyd the show.
Tony’s Restaurant is a Bay front restaurant.Don’t be confused
with their shabby business sign.They have a very pleasant atmosphere with
beautiful Tomales Bay views ,and they serve indeed excellent seafood
dishes, one of their signature dishes are-baked oysters in barbeque
sauce. Man,you can lick all your fingers and for the dessert you would lick
a plate ,after you finish your oysters.
Owners of the restaurant live in their 2br.appartment right on the premises.
I think whole entire place belong to them for quiet a long time.
Unfortunately I don’t have interior picture of the restaurant ,but next time
I would definitely photograph the restaurant from inside.
Listen,I had increased my English vocabulary for one more word with your help-
the word is-“dribble”.Thank you very much ,indeed.
So travel to exotic destinations is-”dribble” at least for this time for me.
How interesting ,that from this site ,people like me could learn not only interesting
places to visit ,but also we could learn better English as well.

Well,I would like to wish you from the top and bottom of my heart a good and strong
Health for the New Year and Merry Christmas as well.

Best of luck-very important as well.

Boris

Posted: 2006-12-19 10:42 PM   
Rudi,
I love the member photo - how clever! But then afterall, you are our Globo guy!

Thanks for your comment on my Jaisalmer report. I loved India - it was just breath taking. I am working on a report I have entitled "Relax: Delhi is Delectable", so there is more to come!

Eire

Posted: 2006-12-17 12:58 PM   
Hi Rudi
Thanks for the message. I knew I was near 2 million because I won't pretend I'm not quite proud of it! However I only got back from Italy yesterday so I didn't know I'd actually reached the 2m until I read your message.
I'll be writing about Lazio before too long so I won't bore you with it now.
Thanks again
David

Posted: 2006-12-15 06:27 AM   
Rudi
I am very interested in the cross. I missed it when i was in anger nine years ago for my daughter's birthday.
Is it near the shrine on the way to Hoeglswerth or in some other direction?

Your reference to short names interests me.

I would love to know more of Anger

Posted: 2006-12-10 05:17 PM   
Hey Rudi,

That is an amazing piece of trivia. I was just relating to a disillusioned people, where drink seems to be their only release. But an actual genetic link is phenomenal.

Thanks for checking out my report, I would now love to travel further north, and explore countries that do not have any fences.

Take care
Amanda

Posted: 2006-12-10 06:03 AM   
Hey Rudi,
Thanks for your kind comments on my ROM on Madrid - I agree it's a hard act to follow after Jorge's previous effort previously.
I also just wanted to say I live your Christmas profile pic - very festive.
Thanks again,
Kerrie

Posted: 2006-12-08 03:05 PM   
Hi Rudi, thanks for witing me. I need friends now. I am crossing very dangerous places. In every control I have to give some baksheesh to get through. Fortunately in Chechnya is not so cold as my profile picture shows, which was taken in Vorkuta a few weeks ago at under 25 degrees celsius.
hasta la vista, amigo.

Posted: 2006-12-07 02:54 PM   
Very funny, I love your profile picture - so seasonal - wonderful.

Also what a wonderful retro picture at Bloubergstrand.

All the best

Amanda

Posted: 2006-12-06 12:33 PM   
Thanks for reading my Prague report.
I don't write for awards. I write for my own pleasure.

Posted: 2006-11-30 06:13 PM   
hey there . thanks for the msg.. i do live in BC, and you're right. its beautiful as heck. but im searching to explore more of what i dont know, .. hehe , i just .. want to experience.. something more :)