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Old 05-10-2011, 03:43 PM   #11206
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Originally Posted by desertblues View Post
Well, I'm a cultural scientist and I am very interested in the Orient, as a lot of our culture and science began there. I went to Moroc, Syris, Jordania and last year along the borders of eastern Turkey, San Liurfa. I wanted to go to Iran for several years, but somehow the political situation wasn't right. This year the trip had been booked.....in january a Dutch person was executed in an Iranian prison....here I am.
I've always been interested in travelling (rolling stone etc...)+ I want to make up my own opinion about a country+I'm a sucker for deserts+ the longer, the
better. I would want to travel the great ancient trade routes, as the Silk Route as well, some day.
I see. It is a tourist trip. Did you buy a guided tour or you decided to travel on your own?




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