jorge's Guest Book

Posted: 2007-11-28 04:31 AM   
pues que lastima de no habernos visto en Socotra!Quien sabe, quizas en algun otro momento y sitio del mundo podamos coincidir. Y cuando estes en Barcelona, no dudes en avisarme! :-)

Yo tambien estuve en el hotel Taj Socotra, pero la noche que llegaste tu, nos fuimos de camping...

Bueno, espero que te vaya todo muy bien. Hasta pronto.
Saludos, Neda

Posted: 2007-11-27 09:06 AM   
I loved your series of santorini and especially your comment about church indigestion, and could not agree more. I also like the trail of tourists bringing in euros.

Posted: 2007-11-27 03:31 AM   
pues que casualidad y lastima de no haberlo sabido antes! Yo estuve en Socotra del 2 al 12 de noviembre y estuve en el aeropuerto de Socotra el dia 9 para recibir a una amiga. Quizas nos cruzamos alli mismo!
Yo tambien celebre mi cumpleanyos alli en la isla :-)
Si, es un sitio increible y muy especial.
Tengo un proyecto en mi cabeza para volver alli dentro de unos meses para quedarme una temporada...A ver si es posible...
Muy bonitas las islas griegas tambien, verdad?
Saludos, Neda

Posted: 2007-11-26 11:21 AM   
How are you? I hope great!
I can see you went to Socotra as well this month, what a coincidence! When were you there? Maybe we met here but did not know? :-)
How did you like it?
Nice pictures...keep it up!
Regards, Neda

Posted: 2007-11-20 11:43 AM   
Jorge
Andy has asked that public mail should be mainly in English so I shall have to use private emails when I want to practice Spanish.
Thanks and I can now stop being a 'couch potato' and be elevated to beginner status on your web.
Saludos
David

Posted: 2007-11-18 11:54 AM   
Jorge, my Friend!
It was so nice to see you - even for such a short time...
I hope You had safe travel to Hadramout - it is one of my favotite places in Asia...
Just in case: I moved to Al Ikhwa Hotel room 404 - same street - like 100 m further from Sayun H.
I was flighting second day for Saudi visa - so far no chance - but we will see...
Good luck and happy jouney!
Wojtek

Posted: 2007-11-13 12:00 PM   
I was looking at Bagher's photographs of some of the achaeological places in Iran and was amazed that they were not destroyed during the dawn of the Islamic religion. Then I got to thinking that Iraq was once the cradle of civilization (I read in my history class some time ago) and that there would be amazing ancient sites. I did a search and found your report. It is sad that some of the places you photographed may not be there any more.

It is sad that in this 21 century that there is still war.
Thanks for your report.

Hope you are having a great time in Socoro (the island near Yemen).
best,
zellah

Posted: 2007-11-10 07:13 AM   
I hope that you had safe way to Yemen and that you are already on Socotra. Greetings from annual meeting of our globetrotters! It is white snow around... I am in the polish mountains. More then 230 budget travellers came to Szczyrk from all over Poland.
It is difficult to describe all those slide- and media- shows from all over the world. Yesterday the last one was at 1 am! One of our friends had yesterday a slide-show about Socotra and now I envy you to bee in such a beautiful place... Please give my best birthday wishes to Andre! See you in Sana on 16th November!
Wojtek

Posted: 2007-11-07 08:17 PM   
.. read you just had a baby girl. Congratulations! I am happy for you. All the best with your bundle of joy.

Posted: 2007-11-07 08:55 AM   
Hi Jorge,

I just loved the pictures you have uploaded recently from Azerbaijan, Georgia and other places. I especially liked the pictures of Nagorno Karabakh which are full of peace and solitude.Your travel pictures and stories are very inspiring for an infrequent traveller like me .

Regards,
Shalini