Azadi Grand Tehran

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... SAVAKu takove obry. Provadel byvaly vezen, skoda ze opet pouze v perstine.<br> Odpoledne jsme sli do jedne ze stovky bank ve meste (rika se ze na deset bank je tu jedna mesita). A to z duvodu, ze se v teto konkretni nachazi Persky narodni poklad. Jo, tak to bylo neco. Obrovska postel ze zlata a drahych kamenu, zbrane zdobene rubiny a diamanty, nadherne kralovske koruny ale hlavne zemsky globus udelany z tech samych ...

... over and over and over again. It was a long day and it was already dark by the time reached camp, but luckily this means I can still say that I have seen Tehran even though we technically didn't stop the truck...! I spent the day sitting with Luke, listening to music and playing I-Spy. Our bushcamp outside Tehran was right on the motorway. Adam parked us between the trees (because technically you aren't supposed to stop by the motorway) and set up our tents in a long line behind the ...

... in Farsi that I assume went something along the lines of "I've got an American here, do you know what we're supposed to do?" "I don't know, I thought you knew." And so it went for about 45 minutes of being taken to see different officials before finally being fingerprinted - only because the US fingerprints them, say the Iranians - and then let through. It was actually a very funny experience because it was clear that they ...

... visiting. Some places can really surprise you, you can find the most friendly people in the countries you heard nothing but bad things about. So brake that chain of prejudice, and go see the places from the bottom of your list, you will be amazed by all you've been missing. There is a book that talks allot about these kind of things, it is a travel journal of an Iranian American entrepreneur , called The Age of Nepotism. I warmly recommend it. www.theageofnepotism.com

... des Qajars, en effet ; sauf que c'est trèèèès grand). Comme si le bonheur de trouver cet océan de verdure à la limite de la ville ne suffisait pas, la plupart des bâtiments visités enchante tant on n'a pas touché au mobilier : c'est un voyage au coeur de l'Iran des années 30-70, d'un luxe impressionnant et dont la visite donne matière à reflexion sur l ...

... Iran Air. Exactly! Ray, sorry, Reza kept up the chat and the almost six hour flight flew in (sorry about the unintended pun). By the time we landed I was well versed in Farsi/Persian and ready to take on the locals. Immigration was bit of a free for all. Iranians aren't good at staying in line, and some chancers kept pushing in at the front of the respective queues, to be vociferous annoyance of those already there! Still it kept me amused in the wee small hours of Friday morning, 31st ...

... I arrived at the Syrian Embassy, Ali was already there waiting for me. We rang the doorbell and were eventually told by the security guard that someone would come out shortly to get us. Thirty minutes passed and we were still waiting outside in the blazing sun like fools. I wanted to ring again but I was actually afraid. I didn't want to **** off the people who were responsible for deciding whether I could enter Syria or not. We decided to ring anyhow. It was good that we did ...

... seen anyone get hurt yet from an accident. You can't help but hold on to the handle provided on the ceiling of the car for additional support. The cab driver noticed this and my looks of disbelief and just laughed. I arrived at the Canadian Embassy at 930. I didn't see Ali. I was somewhat relieved as I was a bit 'Ali'd out'. He is a super nice guy but sometimes too nice. I felt a bit smothered by him the last few days. There was a bit of a lineup for the consular services so I had ...

... to go to his home and I said no. I was happy to finally see him get off the bus. Before reaching the bus terminal in Tehran, Ramin gave me his phone number and email address. He suggested that I try my best to have dinner with him and his wife. I said I would try to find the time but that it would be difficult as I didn't plan on staying in Tehran for too long. At the very least, he said I should use the number if I ever needed help. Nice guy that Ramin. It was funny ...