Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Panorama Extravaganza! Part 2: Romania.
Part 2 of our Panoramic Extravaganza brings us to Romania. Click to enlarge. Leave coments people. We want to hear your thoughts.
We love you, who ever you are.
This pic is from Romanian county side where we stopped for a picnic. It was quite picturesque.
Rasov Castle, just down the road from Dracula's castle is a great secluded fortress. It was one of my favorites as you could explore through the ruins. In the surounding area they filmed Cold Moutain.
This is a shot from the ski-resort town of Sinia. After walking from 1400 metre to 2000 metres we relaxed with a pint. Nice. We had an hour and a half to do it in before the last lift went down. Any later we'd have to climb down the entire mountain. Couldn't be that bad, you say? All well and good except below 1400 metres was a wild bear sanctuary.
This shot is taken from the Romanian Parliament building (a building that cost 3.3 Billion Euros to build 10 years ago when the rest of the county wasn't even getting their ration of bread. Sounds like grounds for revolution to me).
Oh! Also, a guy in a baby suit.
We love you, who ever you are.
This pic is from Romanian county side where we stopped for a picnic. It was quite picturesque.
Rasov Castle, just down the road from Dracula's castle is a great secluded fortress. It was one of my favorites as you could explore through the ruins. In the surounding area they filmed Cold Moutain.
This is a shot from the ski-resort town of Sinia. After walking from 1400 metre to 2000 metres we relaxed with a pint. Nice. We had an hour and a half to do it in before the last lift went down. Any later we'd have to climb down the entire mountain. Couldn't be that bad, you say? All well and good except below 1400 metres was a wild bear sanctuary.
This shot is taken from the Romanian Parliament building (a building that cost 3.3 Billion Euros to build 10 years ago when the rest of the county wasn't even getting their ration of bread. Sounds like grounds for revolution to me).
Oh! Also, a guy in a baby suit.
Labels: Eastern Europe Trip
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
The Cruise
Here are some photo's of our 4 day 3 night cruise. Andrew did mention it in the earlier posts so I won't blather on too much. So here you are:
This guy was a pain in the arse, he came around right before lunch with a little old lady in his boat making pancakes and wouldn't leave until somebody bought something!
Just some of the awesome food we were feed three times a day.
This is what we woke up to on the second day.
But grey skies cleared up
My favourite kitten in the pretty harbour village of Kas, where we stopped on the 3rd day for the morning.
About 15 minutes later it poured torrential rain!
The water was 25 degrees here!
Our fearless stoner captain (on the right) Ramazan and his faithfull skipper, Tur Gui (pronounced Tour Guide,
minus the d sound)
Arrrr. Lovely.
Just some of the awesome food we were feed three times a day.
This is what we woke up to on the second day.
But grey skies cleared up
My favourite kitten in the pretty harbour village of Kas, where we stopped on the 3rd day for the morning.
About 15 minutes later it poured torrential rain!
The water was 25 degrees here!
Our fearless stoner captain (on the right) Ramazan and his faithfull skipper, Tur Gui (pronounced Tour Guide,
minus the d sound)
Arrrr. Lovely.
Labels: Eastern Europe Trip
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Turkish Delight - Part 1 (Istanbul to Fethiye)
Here is the first of a 3 parter on our time in Turkey.
This part covers the few days we spent in Istanbul, Selcuk (home of ancient ruins of Ephesus) and Fethiye.
This part covers the few days we spent in Istanbul, Selcuk (home of ancient ruins of Ephesus) and Fethiye.
One day it pissed down in Istanbul and in true Turkish style there were Umbrella salesmen hovering around quicker than you can say "cats and dogs". This was a box of umbrellas that were bought and sold in seconds.
Genius.
Genius.
Labels: Eastern Europe Trip