David's Guest Book

Posted: 2008-01-03 05:51 PM   
Portugal is fabulous, I have been there second time and for sure not the last. I would like to see also Tras o Minho and Alentejo (with fortress villages) I think that you have been there.
I started to post the photos but sadly I didn't get to many ratings and comments :(
but next week will be more (specialy Lisbon)

I will write to Jorge guestbook, because thanks to it travel tip I listened best fado in my life.

After using your travel tips I started to collect as well the infos to help others members in theirs trips.

Happy New Year
Rafal

Posted: 2008-01-03 12:40 PM   
….don’t know where don’t know when.

Vera Lynn I believe.

Thanks for your message in my guestbook David, I’ve just sent you a mail.

Best wishes for 2008

Regards
Clive

Posted: 2008-01-03 10:02 AM   
Thanks David.
I am preparing another series about Sukhumi, a very little known city, the capital of the Republic of Abkhazia.

I am also posting, right now, two pictures of the Church/Nunnery in Tbilisi that you so much love.

Posted: 2008-01-03 09:12 AM   
Hi David,

I just wanted to tell you (and Jorge Sanchez) that you (and Jorge Sanchez)posted excellents traveltips to Portugal. I used them while I was there lately. Now I am trying to post a few photos from Porto and surroundings, and Lisbon.

Again thanks a lot.

Posted: 2008-01-03 07:01 AM   
Hi David,

Thanks for the comments but im not sure what in fact is a picasa 2??

Also what happened there was that there was a glass window between me and the camera and unfortunately there isnt a lot to help the sun reflecting back onto the pic

Posted: 2008-01-01 11:14 PM   
hi dear how are you
i am sri lankan boy

Posted: 2007-12-27 09:43 AM   
Tunisia is only hot, to very hot in June, July August and September. The rest of the year it can even be COLD. The north coast is never very hot, not even in July and August. If ever you go to Tunisia, the only interesting place is Carthago whose ruins are scattered across Tunis. They can all be reached by train (kind of metro). Other Roman remains are also worth a visit, but that is about it.

In the rest of the country you can find oases, underground cities, not-really-authentic markets and several more tourists attractions, all very cleverly marketed by the tourist board.

What we like about Tunisia is the light. It is so clear, so beautiful it is a kind of sunbathing for the eyes.

Posted: 2007-12-24 07:02 AM   
Thank you for your encouraging comments on my Mumbai report.

Active globies like you keep the travel community lively.

You have an intersting profile picture too.

I wish you a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year 2008!

Best regards,
Akhila

Posted: 2007-12-21 04:18 AM   
hello David, well , i think it was one of this moments when i've had a feeling that automatic settings just won't work , and i was quite right, conscious moment when simple pushing shutter of a toy camera just isn't enough, and there comes a ''quality hunger'' for more sophisticated equipment, films, and so on. When i was in primary school in photo club , playing with everything from the basics of BW developing i didn't realised that after 10years that 'bug' would wake up to be a quite important part of my life. After all i can say that i am able to take better photos on manual settings that auto "idiotproof" one. i'm happy to have such inspiration from being a Globo and to have such "stars" like you to look at. :) martin

Posted: 2007-12-20 03:26 PM   
David, thanks a lot for your message! That was very kind of you!
I have been very exhausted this summer and autumn, and I have not been able to realize my potentials as travel writer... :-) Not that I have been travelling much anyway...
I am planning a trip in jan/feb to several destinations in US. Maybe there wil be a result from that here at Globo... :-)
Thanks again!
Terje