Turkey Iran Tour 2002 - albums online

[janva66]

Hi all,

new to this forum, I just wanted to invite you all to our Turkey Iran Tour 2002 pages - almost finished (10 out of 12 albums online now) - shot with my Canon S10... there's also a S10 sample gallery with some macroshots... so come and have a look !
Looking forward to your comments...

Go through our mainpage http://start.at/travelspot (sorry about the pop-ups, but that's what you get with these redirect url's)

Tour 2002 = http://home.pi.be/travelspot/tour2002.htm

S10 gallery = http://home.pi.be/travelspot/s10.htm

CU,
Jan

[henkbos]

Hi Jan,

Will check the pictures later. Contemplating myself to go to Iran as it is very close to Dubai, where I live now. How was your experience? I defenitely want to go to Isfahan.

Regards,
Henk

[janva66]

Hi Henk,

Iran is a great country to travel in... it was our second time we were there - first time in 1996... this time we travelled from Belgium to Iran in our own car... we travelled for about 3,5 months and covered over 18000 kms... there's info on the trip itself on our pages as well so come and have a look... i'd be happy to answer any specific questions you might have... and yes, Esfahan is great :-)
Just had a quick look at your Morocco album... great shots !

cu,
Jan

[Next2net]

Hi Jan,

I had looked at your wonderful adventure of photos taken in Turkey and Iran. Some day I would like to travel there. I have been to Egypt on vaction, twice (90 and 92). My brother In-Law and his wife had just left Seattle to visit his family in Turkey . I had forward your album link via neo web mail. They will be there for a month. You do have quit a photo gallery. I like the picture of the small truck in the dining room. Thank you for sharing.

Robb

[Leighow]

JAN

Beautiful photos.

But I have very limited knowledge of the area --except perhaps for some letters from St Paul who has long since come and gone.

So, I took refuge in your garden. You know, the one with the gorgeous back-lite, green-leafed tree. It's perfect exposure. The glistening sun and emerald water. The gently falling water. Yes, that's the one.

If time permitted, I would stay for a while. In a comfortable chair softly padded with my own beautiful Kilim rug. Here I would sit in the quiet and re-read (amoung other books), Stephen Hawking's "A brief History of Time".

HOWIE