Hey Victor! Love the blog, I’m excited you made some posts about Croatia. I showed my wife the snow photo because we went during the summer, I never knew that it COULD snow there haha We visited last summer and had an amazing time with some friends on a private catamaran with our amazing captain Bruno. Here’s our recap video:
Hi Victor,
I am interested to buy and use some of your photos … could you please let me know how we can proceed ?? Can you let me know the cost per photo ? I need 6 different photos in different measurements. Thanks
(my private email … I am sending you a private request by email.
Thanks and best regards
Hello Yusuf.
Unfortunately, I have no a job for you, but you have made a right decision: to study English and seek a work abroad. I wish you good luck.
Re: Salvador Dali jewelry
“The Living Flower” is not a brooch. It is a sculpture. Once every 60 seconds it fully opens and closes. I saw this exhibit in Madrid in the early 70’s.
Dear Victor, grateful if you could share more about Yaropolets and the source of the family information. I am putting together the facts about my father’s family ( the Chernyshevs). I have visited the estate, as well as the local museum, the director of which was most helpful. Spasibo. Russian or english all good. Elena Ovsyannikova (Chernysheva)
Hello, Elena. I am afraid I can’t help your more than the director of the museum. We have been to Yaropolets only several hours with the goal to have look at the ruins of the church.
Really like some of the photos. Can I have your permission to snag a few of them for my collection too? Love photos, especially those of God’s creation…Brenda
Victor…
Love your blog.
I am going to be spending 5 days in Paris, and then would like to see a bit of Brittany.
Our plan is to go by train to an interesting town in Brittany. Make that our base of operation, rent a car
and do some exploration. Of course, St. Michele and Canacale for oysters are a must.
Any thoughts on a city or town we might make our base: Rennes? Nantes?
Great blog you got here Victor! Thank you for visiting my photography blog GreenSphera: greensphera.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/apus-de-soare-cu-ferigi-otelu-rosu-caras-severin/
Please consider adding Romania to your destinations list and I will gladly provide you some of my own pictures to illustrate your articles.
do check out http://www.savsmich.com for details. I have just come back from antelope canyon. there is a permit required for the wave. i dont have details on that but thats from what i read.. there are other places in california that i have visited do do check it out too.
I am doing a website on my ancestors who come from the Rhine River/Black Forest region of Germany (Karlsruhe Baden) way back in the 1700’s. I wondered if it would be possible to use a photograph (specifically the one of the vineyards/castle your wife took) on my Ancestor Site – I would certainly acknowledge and link to your site if I could use it. Please let me know. Thanks.
Hi Victor, greetings from Jakarta capital city of Indonesia. I would like to ask your expertise based on your experience. I had mild stroke which affect my left body part and my phisyo therapist asked me to train left arm and leg using some kind of inner tire rubber. My weak muscle do improve and am also using dumb bell to further extend the training. My question is : Do you have any experience in helping a person with mild stroke, and given the situation what set of movements should I use in order to strengthen the targeted muscle ?
Thank you for your kind attention.
Hey Victor…I started to troll your blog and a lot of your photo links appear broken. I am going to check my older ones also…..I wonder if there is an issue at WordPress, some blip that made yours go dead.
Beth
hi there victor. I’m from Scotland and myself and 3 of my friends are planning Riga for new year 2013/2014.
I’m wondering if you could tell me if it is cheap to visit, especially for food and drink.
thank you, Phil.
Riga can not be called a cheap city, but I will tell you that the nearby Tallinn is more expensive.
Price per night in a nice hotel in walking distance to the old center of Riga starts from 70 Euros per night, but breakfast will be excellent; I think in Glasgow it would be more expensive. Riga is not exactly a dream of shopper, electronic and clothing are on 20% more expensive than in Switzerland, which is not cheap country.
As for restaurants, there are the average European prices in Riga: lunch for two with beer or wine will cost 100 euros, but many restaurants have a budget version – a set menu of the day.
However, I would suggest you to visit, at least once, a gastronomic landmark of Riga -“Entertainment Centre LIDO” on Krasta jela, 76. You can get there by 3, 7 or 9 tram, or bus 12; the centre is open daily from 11:00 to 24:00. The colorful national interiors, beer cellar (beer from its own brewery), a bistro, a buffet, live music every night – tasty and inexpensive (near 20 Euros for one with the excellent bear), I recommend.
In the old town you can find small express restaurants of the same network: LIDO VERMANITIS on Elizabetes jela, 65, and LIDO DZIRNAVAS on Dzirnavu jela 74/76.
Hi Victor
What are you thinking about travel now that we are all in shutdown.
Maybe getting to places is very difficult as well.
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Hi Rob.
I am just sitting and waiting for allowance to fly and visit other countries again. I don’t believe in extreme danger of this virus.
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Hello victor. I wanted to know if you still take articles about travelling? I want to write for your blog.
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Hi Kwizera.
Thank you for the proposal, but I have not taken articles. I write them myself.
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great photos
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Thank you.
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Hey Victor! Love the blog, I’m excited you made some posts about Croatia. I showed my wife the snow photo because we went during the summer, I never knew that it COULD snow there haha We visited last summer and had an amazing time with some friends on a private catamaran with our amazing captain Bruno. Here’s our recap video:
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Obviously, you were happy there. I am so glad for you. Sailing in Croatia is something magical. Thank you for the clip.
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Hi Victor,
I am interested to buy and use some of your photos … could you please let me know how we can proceed ?? Can you let me know the cost per photo ? I need 6 different photos in different measurements. Thanks
(my private email … I am sending you a private request by email.
Thanks and best regards
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Hello Roberto. I received your letter and answered.
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Thank you for taking the time to check out my StruckByWanderlustBlog.wordpress.com. It is sincerely appreciated !
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Many thanks for your time.
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i am looking for an international job.am at kenya
contact details;
email;josepjysen96@gmail.com
whattsapp;+247236347004
facebook;Yusuf Hassan
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hello victor,I am a kenyan youth who is trying his best but yet have not succeeded.help me
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Hello Yusuf.
Unfortunately, I have no a job for you, but you have made a right decision: to study English and seek a work abroad. I wish you good luck.
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Thank you Victor for liking my post.
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Thank you for the visit.
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Re: Salvador Dali jewelry
“The Living Flower” is not a brooch. It is a sculpture. Once every 60 seconds it fully opens and closes. I saw this exhibit in Madrid in the early 70’s.
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Thank you, Kit. Next time in Figueres, I will check it.
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Dear Victor, grateful if you could share more about Yaropolets and the source of the family information. I am putting together the facts about my father’s family ( the Chernyshevs). I have visited the estate, as well as the local museum, the director of which was most helpful. Spasibo. Russian or english all good. Elena Ovsyannikova (Chernysheva)
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Hello, Elena. I am afraid I can’t help your more than the director of the museum. We have been to Yaropolets only several hours with the goal to have look at the ruins of the church.
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Really like some of the photos. Can I have your permission to snag a few of them for my collection too? Love photos, especially those of God’s creation…Brenda
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Of course, Brenda, you have it. Thank you.
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awesome Victor….I’ll use them on WP, FB and a website or two thank you
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OK. I hope you will not remove my signature from them.
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Victor…
Love your blog.
I am going to be spending 5 days in Paris, and then would like to see a bit of Brittany.
Our plan is to go by train to an interesting town in Brittany. Make that our base of operation, rent a car
and do some exploration. Of course, St. Michele and Canacale for oysters are a must.
Any thoughts on a city or town we might make our base: Rennes? Nantes?
Appreciate any comments or tips.
Many thanks in advance.
Bruce
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Hello Bruce,
Why not Cancale? It is the very comfortable for living town, and you have fresh oysters in any time of day.
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Hi victor
At the moment I just made one of the blog to shared about my Tour Trip in siem reap,so could you recommend me what should i do ?
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Excuse me, roth, but I didn’t understand your question.
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Great blog you got here Victor! Thank you for visiting my photography blog GreenSphera: greensphera.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/apus-de-soare-cu-ferigi-otelu-rosu-caras-severin/
Please consider adding Romania to your destinations list and I will gladly provide you some of my own pictures to illustrate your articles.
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Thank you. I have been to Romania, but very long ago, in times of Chaushesku.
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do check out http://www.savsmich.com for details. I have just come back from antelope canyon. there is a permit required for the wave. i dont have details on that but thats from what i read.. there are other places in california that i have visited do do check it out too.
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Thank You, Michelle. It is very interesting information.
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Thank you Victor. I’m having a girl work on it now. I’m not sure when it will be up and running. That is very nice of you. 🙂
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I am doing a website on my ancestors who come from the Rhine River/Black Forest region of Germany (Karlsruhe Baden) way back in the 1700’s. I wondered if it would be possible to use a photograph (specifically the one of the vineyards/castle your wife took) on my Ancestor Site – I would certainly acknowledge and link to your site if I could use it. Please let me know. Thanks.
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Of course, Mary, you can use it.
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Hi Victor, greetings from Jakarta capital city of Indonesia. I would like to ask your expertise based on your experience. I had mild stroke which affect my left body part and my phisyo therapist asked me to train left arm and leg using some kind of inner tire rubber. My weak muscle do improve and am also using dumb bell to further extend the training. My question is : Do you have any experience in helping a person with mild stroke, and given the situation what set of movements should I use in order to strengthen the targeted muscle ?
Thank you for your kind attention.
Best Regards,
Anton Zackaria
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Hi, Anton.
I think You can do all unilateral exercises for the left side while sitting, but after consultation with Your trainer/doctor.
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Dear Victor,
I will consult my doctor first then proceed with training. Thank you for giving your valuable opinion.
Rgds
Anton
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Hey Victor…I started to troll your blog and a lot of your photo links appear broken. I am going to check my older ones also…..I wonder if there is an issue at WordPress, some blip that made yours go dead.
Beth
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Hey Beth. I think my photoserver work correctly, but not always.
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hi there victor. I’m from Scotland and myself and 3 of my friends are planning Riga for new year 2013/2014.
I’m wondering if you could tell me if it is cheap to visit, especially for food and drink.
thank you, Phil.
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Hi Phil,
Riga can not be called a cheap city, but I will tell you that the nearby Tallinn is more expensive.
Price per night in a nice hotel in walking distance to the old center of Riga starts from 70 Euros per night, but breakfast will be excellent; I think in Glasgow it would be more expensive. Riga is not exactly a dream of shopper, electronic and clothing are on 20% more expensive than in Switzerland, which is not cheap country.
As for restaurants, there are the average European prices in Riga: lunch for two with beer or wine will cost 100 euros, but many restaurants have a budget version – a set menu of the day.
However, I would suggest you to visit, at least once, a gastronomic landmark of Riga -“Entertainment Centre LIDO” on Krasta jela, 76. You can get there by 3, 7 or 9 tram, or bus 12; the centre is open daily from 11:00 to 24:00. The colorful national interiors, beer cellar (beer from its own brewery), a bistro, a buffet, live music every night – tasty and inexpensive (near 20 Euros for one with the excellent bear), I recommend.
In the old town you can find small express restaurants of the same network: LIDO VERMANITIS on Elizabetes jela, 65, and LIDO DZIRNAVAS on Dzirnavu jela 74/76.
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