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Saying Goodbye Breaks My Heart!
... the quietest Bahman and I were the entire trip. The food could not have been more perfect. (You have no idea how much I wish I could order takeout right now!!)
So with lunch done, we got ready to leave the restaurant. As we walked to the exit, two young women walked in the door with one sporting a bandage over her nose. Bahman turned to me with a "what's the count at now" look on his face, and I just laughed. Now one thing I have failed ...
Tehran - Hey Can Someone Let Me In???
... the central and southern parts of Tehran. While all of Tehran is surprisingly green and filled with lots of parks, flowers and trees, north Tehran is really something special. Wide boulevards, high end stores and magnificent homes and condos. The area is very, very new and home to some of the wealthiest people in Tehran. It was gorgeous and as we drove, I thought I could be in any any European city.
Hamid eventually pulled over and Bahman and I got out ...
Been Through The Desert On A Bike With No Name
... typing and see what comes!
Wild Thing
It has been wild! Beyond anything I might have expected.
I have just spent the last 17 days 'wild camping' through the North West part of Iran. I write that and the statement seems otherworldly to me. Surreal. Am I really in Tehran? Have I really biked all this way? And wild camped most of it?! Is this really my life? It's like that Talking Heads song, "Once in a Lifetime" when he asks ...
Totally Tehrangelis
... since they were in process of moving to Canada. Their house had the newest gadgets from
North America. One daily challenge we had to deal with was filtered Internet. Sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Western news agencies, sights that had images of women showing too much hair or any references to Israel were blocked without mercy. Even the blog you
are reading right now is blocked. Local geeks have found a way around. ...
Down With USA
... sup> day after Ashura, which is the end of the period of mourning for the martyrdom of Hussein (Grandson of Muhammad). For Iran's Shiites this is an important day of mourning.
We decide to take in some of the importance of the day by visiting Imam Khomeini’s tomb. Here we see groups of young men beating their chests as a display of their devotion to Hussein. We also visit a gravesite for martyrs of the Iran-Iraq war in the ...
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