Badeleh Hotel Mazandaran

... nic zajímavého se vlastn&#283; nestalo - snad krom&#283; pokusu okradení zeliná&#345;em. Myslel si, &#382;e Dolda neumí arabské &#269;íslice, a tak mu za kg hrozn&#367; naú&#269;toval n&#283;co jiného ne&#382; m&#283;l u ko&#353;íku. Pekeln&#283; se zmýlil...chacha. <br> Te&#271; sedíme v kavárn&#283;, pí&#353;eme toto, za oknem m&#328;oukají ko&#269;ky a my unavení o&#269;ekáváme odjezd VIP autobusu do Tabrízu v p&#367;l dvanácté. <br>

... za kazdou cenu chtel upoutat nasi pozornost na nej. Vyhrotil to tim, kdyz na plne kule pustil z mobilu pisnicku Eye Of The Tiger od Survivor.<br> V osm jsme vyrazili do internetove kavarny abychom zjistili, ze Great Firewall of Iran ma chapadla do kavaren jeste vyraznejsi nez byla napr. v nasem hotelu, ze ktereho jsme dnes odesli. Travelpod nefungoval, centrum nefungovalo, atlas nefungoval, parada proste. Ale dalo se volat ...

... ho zbavovat a tak jsme souhlasili s jeho nabídkou 150000 rial&#367; za prohlídku m&#283;sta. Postupn&#283; nám ukázal páte&#269;ní trh, Arménskou katedrálu, bývalou Americkou ambasádu, Oblouk vít&#283;zství (Azadi tower) a nakonec jsme se dostali do parku, ve kterém jsme ho potkali. I kdy&#382; jsme mu zaplatili 160000 rial&#367;, tak se sna&#382;il hrát na city a vymámit z nás dal&#353;ích 20000 s odkazem na údajn&#283; umírajíc ...

... in some other parts of the Alborz. When the soft fresh green grass covers the curvy hills and reflects the sunshine in a mild climate, you take pleasure in inhaling plenty of pure oxygen in the air and enjoy the invigorating scenery.<br><br>The climate changes so dramatically during your ride from Qazvin to Alamut that you get to see rice paddies low in the plains close to the river although snow-capped peaks of the region still raise their heads above ...

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... type that had gone down, a Russian made Tupolev Tu-154, was to be avoided if possible. Unfortunately this was exactly what we were about to fly on. Being a nervous passenger at the best of times I wasn't too happy with this turn of events &#8211; I had hoped to see a shiny new Boeing or Airbus parked out in front of us. As we walked to the plane I looked for any unusual signs of wear and tear, as if the ground-crew might have missed a m************ in the fuselage ...

... Due to limited email access the last few days and no phone (UK phones don't work in Iran) our meeting plans had been a bit skeletal. Our timing wasn't ideal as the day we were arriving Nikki and Heath were moving into their new house, however they assured us we were more than welcome to come and stay. <br><br>The five lanes of highway in front of us were choked with cars like an army of ants stuck in tar. The traffic system seemed completely unsystematic with an absolute disregard ...

16/06/09 Tues (Tehran)<br><br>We had been unable to secure a Letter of Invitation to enable us to get a Visa for Turkmenistan. Sadly, it meant we were going to have to say goodbye to 'Kristina' and crew tomorrow and meet up with them again in Uzbekistan in about a week.<br><br>It also meant we'd be arriving in Uzbekistan earlier than anticipated and we would need a Visa extension. So, we were up and off on a long winded taxi trip to the Uzbekistan ...

... for 12 or 13 hours, this thought was less than appealing. The police did spot us, and we all hid behind the truck while Steve negotiated with them. Everybody held their breath before we heard Steve call, "It's alright, it's just a couple of fruit-loops!" With a sigh of relief, we quickly got back to cooking dinner as we were all desperate to get to bed. The police were more fascinated with our truck, and that we were cooking and camping than the fact we weren't supposed to be there.