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Imam Reza Ghods 59 Tehran, Iran, 61997, +98(21)-880-0408
I arrived in Iran on the 8th and was met with smiling faces by many in the airport including Bernard's friend, Bahman, who drove me to the Atlas Hotel. The city was very clean but the traffic was busy. Like other countries I have visited, lanes on the road are 'suggestions' rather than rules. The evening that I arrived, one of the ladies in the airport reviewed my passport and looked up at me a few times. She smiled and said USA? I nodded and she said welcome to our country. It was a sweet mo...
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Tehran, Esfahan, Iran, Islamic Republic of iranianfx... do zminene veznice. Byla docela logicka skoda, ze naprosto vsechny vyvesene zpravy z novin, identifikacni karty veznu ap. byly pouze v perstine. Takhle to byla prohlidka jakehokoli vezeni jen navic s maketami odpornych mucicich pristroju, jejichz pouzivani bylo promitano ve filmeccich natocenych jak nejhorsi zetkovy horor. A k tomu hrala hudba z Tenkrat na zapade...Aspon nejakou autencitu by to chtelo a ne figuriny ...
Teheran, Tehrān, Iran mandelbrot... to love what the Iranians have done with the place! The USA hatred slogans leave no room for doubt, and although they don’t appear to be newly painted, they’re a constant reminder to the Tehran people. In one panel, the hand of the USA is depicted with blackened claws, squeezing the life out of the world, wearing a sweat band on the wrist which is patterned with the star of David and the American flag. Ouch – nasty!<br> <br><br><br>
Tehran, Iran mikeandfiThe next morning we started the long, long drive to Esfahan. We drove for hours towards Tehran, stopping in a small town for lunch for kebabs, before continuing on our way. Adam wanted to push past Tehran to avoid having to deal with it the next day, but traversing it proved slightly more difficult than we had expected, aided of course by Lee's spectacular navigational skills… Then followed roughly two hours of driving around in circles past the airport and scraping down side ...
Tehran, Iran noodlerhead... ont rendu le weekend si sublime, je n'avais jamais été le témoin d'une telle concentration de belles femmes ; Teheran est, de ce point de vue, au-dessus de Paris. Un défilé d'une qualité assez incroyable, conférant à la ville d'une forme pourtant peu soignée une puissance esthétique fabuleuse. J'allais terminer là dessus ? Dernier point : j'ai quitté la capitale ...
Tehran, Iran jfontanieu... of trouble, he assured me that I wouldn't get into trouble. In a conspiratorial whisper he told me, behind his hand, that only two things would get me into trouble - alcohol and women! Stay away from them he mused; as if passing on a state secret in dangerous times. Iran Air proved to be most pleasant with edible food and leg-room aplenty. Not that I was expecting goats roaming the aisles and bales of straw, but let's be honest, what would be your honest mind-picture when someone ...
Tehran, Iran skiwiman... some steam and say "F&%k you" to authority. Anyhow, I haven't felt this way since I left Africa. Everything I am experiencing is a shock to my natural senses. Europe was nice but Iran is on a totally different level. Visiting Europe is like visiting your grandparents. It's always nice to go see them but it is a bit boring. Visiting Iran, however, is like seeing the girl your parents warned you about. Feels a bit dangerous and exciting and your constantly filled with energy ...
Tehran, Iran dinovagabond... Any time you find yourself driving on the streets of Tehran you feel like you are playing one of those car racing video games. The traffic is just unbelievable here. I don't believe I have ever seen anything like it. Cars zig zag everywhere trying to find some open space so they can pass the car in front of them. I truly believe that checking your blind spot is optional and almost everyone chooses the option of not looking over their shoulder. I still can't believe I haven ...
Tehran, Iran dinovagabond... wear. To me, the designer sunglasses clashed against the head scarves. It was like they these two "accessories" were each sending a totally different message to the world. The headscarf was saying "I have no choice. This will always be a part of me and it sucks." Meanwhile, the sunglasses were saying "I am a woman. I am strong and beautiful and I want to be free." The message of the sunglasses was clearly stronger. Nick was the first to get off. He asked one final time if I ...
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