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Travel Blogs from Tehran
Saying Goodbye Breaks My Heart!
... and herb dressing left me smiling. Yummy. Then the pizza came out and rather than describe it, I decided to this time post a picture. I actually start to salivate just looking at the picture. Fresh basil, feta cheese, peppers, sundried tomatoes, fresh tomato sauce, cheese and spicey chicken all on thin, wood fired pizza crust ... WHAT IS NOT TO LIKE??
Both of us dove into the food like we hadn't eaten in a week. In fact, it was without ...
Tehran - Hey Can Someone Let Me In???
... as me...)
Anyway, after our tour, we got back in the car and began the hour long drive to north Tehran to visit the last residence of the Shah Pahlavi. Tehran is an ginormous city of 12 million people and a traffic problem (as previously noted) to match the number of people. We inched along in traffic, but thanks to my driver's expertise and quite a bit of bobbing and weaving down side streets we arrived in just over an hour. Now north Tehran is much ...
Been Through The Desert On A Bike With No Name
... and activities that have slowly brought me all the way, intact, on a bike, to Tehran. Absurd! And very gratifying.
Not quite sure how to encapsulate what I've just experienced to get here. What to write about flowed while I was riding and camping! Though here now sitting in the very comfortable apartment of a couchsurfing host all showered up, well fed, rested, and connected to fast Internet, I am strangely at a loss for words!
I'll ...
Totally Tehrangelis
... a maze of narrow streets that luckily had street names written in English additionally to Farsi. There were lots of bakeries, fresh fruit shops and convenience stores nearby. It was clean and there were lots of small parks. On the downside, the streets were too busy with cars that were parked on both sides of the lane-ways.
We were Russel and Sadie's first foreign guests in a very long time. They did not want to ...
Down With USA
We arrive in Tehran early after an overnight train from Kerman, in far-eastern Iran close to Pakistan. Tehran is the capital and biggest city in Iran with a population of about 15 million. On the morning that we arrive, however, Tehran feels like a ghost town. The shop shutters are down and the infamous traffic we had heard about was nowhere to be seen. We manage to find out from the taxi driver that it was the day of 'Arba'een’, the ...
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