where are you travelling virtually now?

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Apr 08, 2007 6:20 pm

write truth, please! :)

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Apr 08, 2007 7:34 pm

Hey :)

here is my first proposal of virtual travel.

How do you like?

Siberia

I hope you like the landscapes! They are great, aren't they! :)

LM

ps. what do you think about musical background of this video?

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:49 pm

A new virtual journey today...

Scottish mountains

Rui · Post by **Rui** » Thu Apr 12, 2007 11:19 am

im travelling to a Caribbean beache with loads of womens around me asking me what do i want them to do, but unfortunately when i look around i can only see my colleagues and the dam computers

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Apr 12, 2007 5:46 pm

Hello Rui and everyone else:)

Great you are having such a wonderful time. However, I am having another idea to show you.

I have just made a page about National Parks in Utah, US.

I have made it on my own :)

How do you like southern Utah? :)

National Parks in Utah

I hope this link is active! :) You can enlarge the picture by clicking dashed little point in the right upper corner of the screen.

And when you like to go there you can ask me more. I know some people who should be interested in this fact very much :)

This link is one of some more www links about Utah I am planning to open. So soon to be continued... all in English :)

LM

PS. when you travel virtually around other great places in US or somewhere else write bravely :)
don't hesitate :)

Good luck in your on-line travelling and read me soon :)
L.

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Fri Apr 13, 2007 7:08 pm

Been watching clips about Buddhist temples in India.

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Fri Apr 13, 2007 7:13 pm

LadyMacbeth wrote:
I have just made a page about National Parks in Utah, US.

We have 50 states in the USA, you know, and you have to choose Utah out of all states.

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Apr 14, 2007 2:58 pm

I think Utah is OK. Great Canyon is nearby. And so many National Parks so close... really interesting :)

Next links soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Apr 14, 2007 6:39 pm

Hallo again:)

I think this link is not the worst :)

I hope you like it :)

US National Parks and Grand Canyon Colorado

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Apr 14, 2007 6:44 pm

little correction - Grand Canyon doesn't have any Colorado in its name. It is a river that flows at the bottom of it. It also flows in Colorado State - thus its name but Grand Canyon doesn't have any Colorado in its name :)

How do you like Great Canyon?
:)

LM

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 2:48 am

I will go to Yosemite with my family this summer. We'll take my uncle and aunt from Vietnam on a camping trip to this place. We might go to Kings Canyon Sequoia also. I like the parks from the Pacific side better since they're not too desert-like or mountainous.

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 12:00 pm

Hello Lennye :)

Hmmmmmmm.... California coasts, nature and weather are beutiful no doubt. But other states are also worthy visiting (my opinion). As deals US coast Florida isn't the worst too. National Parks there also are beautiful.
Soon I will tell you here about one of them.

Hahaha ... but Utah is the best. No doubt. In Grand Canyon rocks are very big and "crowded". In Utah you have more place for biking etc. You can also drive around hahaha :). Probably not so many people there after all.

"Thelma and Luise" (famous movie from 1991) was shot there instead of Grand Canyon. Cheaper?

Well... but truly speaking the most world famous and prestigeous US National Park is Yellowstone of course. It is also the oldest National Park in the world.

But you know - I am from Europe. Truly speaking it is probably cheaper to go into Island to admire geysers.

Besides I think you don't have in US many things that are in US. I am sure of it :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 12:04 pm

Little correction :)

Besides I think you don't have in US many things that are in Europe.

For example you don't have France, Greece, Croatia...

Soon more :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 12:56 pm

Well... you also don't have any Rome and Italy in US, you don't have Switzerland, Austria, Begium...
I think people in US mostly don't understand crowded, multinational Europe at all.

In Poland (more or less the same size as Utah) live 40 million people and in Utah 2,2 million so choose where would you like to live and where people feel better and more free? Of course still any word about other things cause apart from the size of the whole area ... nothing else to compare (my opinion).:(

What is probably specially funny to me is the fact that Winter Olympic Games took place in Utah in 2002 and in Poland in Tatra region people have been fighting and fighting for organising Winter Olympic Games FOR YEARS and probably they will never be given any chance to host them. Moreover observing whole everyday Polish reality I am sure rather Arizona, US will get that chance sooner... :(

All in all welcome to Romeeeeeeeeeeee! today :)

travelling Rome

LM.

PS. You have these all the biggest trees in California only because ice-age didn't get them! Then climate in Europe became much colder and many trees weren't able to grow here any longer.
Besides some trees in Australia aren't less taller at all!!!
And that's all unless there aren't any nasty insects comming everywhere and buzzing awkwardly in the air irritating all true admirers of sequojas beauty...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eucalyptus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequoia

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 7:18 pm

LadyMacbeth wrote:Hello Lennye :)

Hmmmmmmm.... California coasts, nature and weather are beutiful no doubt. But other states are also worthy visiting (my opinion). As deals US coast Florida isn't the worst too. National Parks there also are beautiful.

Never thought of Florida. I detest its weather.

MissLT · Post by **MissLT** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 7:24 pm

LadyMacbeth wrote:Little correction :)

Besides I think you don't have in US many things that are in Europe.

For example you don't have France, Greece, Croatia...

Soon more :)

LM

Oh definitely.

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Apr 16, 2007 6:14 pm

Hello - today change of climate ALASKA.
Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska

Kenai Fjords National Park

It is a warm up before Lake Clark National Park and Denali National Park (with Mac Kinley Mountain).
You can see the location of the parks on the appropriate map clicking my link above with pictures of Grand Canyon National Park.

How do you like US fjords? :)

Soon more :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Apr 17, 2007 6:33 pm

Hello dear viewers :)

Another day - another virtual journey :)

Today we will see McKinley Mountain :)))

My www isn't perfect this time and too much place is left between the main text and the link but I think it must be great to see tundra and one of the highest mountains of the world :)

Soooo - enjoy Denali National Park, Alaska :)))

Denali National Park, Alaska

See you soon :)
LM

PS. Next time I will try to add musical background to my virtual journey. Watch me soon :))) I have been also waiting for your virtual journeys...:)))

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:29 pm

Today a new virtual journey of mine (and yours :) )
This time I want to show you something great in Oregon.

Enjoy the sights :)

Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:41 pm

Some little corrections of text in the link above :)
Crater Lake - attempt 2

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Apr 30, 2007 3:50 pm

And everyone else:)

Hmmm... what I can see is that my yahoo page (with Crater Lake) I made yesterday isn't active just like the Mount Mazama. Diseaster:(

Well... all in all I think I should correct the langauge of the description I put there. It is too difficult. I took it from wikipedia. Words should be easier there. Otherwise noone will get anything from that and still it is not what I have been fighting for!

So I will try to improve it soon :)

In the meantime the site again:
Crater Lake in Oregon attempt nr 3

Well... what more from me? Crimea is extremely FAR. You need all these awful visas to go there. Besides - what interesting there? A sea, some ruins... nice views (similar) and weather can be met elswehere too.
I think Crimea cannot be interesting enough for someone like ME. :)

I know better places in Europe to describe :).
I am sure you still know nothing about them!

All in all I found quite nice site with pictures from Ukraine and Crimea. Try it if you like! :)

Ukraine and Crimea - pictures

See me soon in this nice thread :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Apr 30, 2007 5:36 pm

Hello again :)

On the link above you can see some pictures from Ukraine. I have never been in Ukraine but I know some people who visited this country and told to me some things about it (if you like to know about this fact).

But... BUT I realise some of you (specially those who come from Asia can have some problems with identyfing the location of Ukraine and some other European countries that I am going to mention here soon ( a map of US could be seen in one of my links bit earlier).

So - specially for these of you I found a wonderful, really lovely political map of Europe from 2007. Still absolutely hot I can say! :)
It is very important cause some changes have occured here compared to 2006 (as it seems to me).

Soooo - watch my nice finding and enjoy your eyes :)

Europe in 2007

Soon moooooooore about travels around Europe and the world :) :) :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Apr 30, 2007 5:38 pm

Of course you can enlarge the political map of Europe 2007 simply by clicking onto its scheme. To see... more. And better. :)
Yours faithfully,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue May 01, 2007 7:46 am

Well... I have watched the map of Europe again and again... and I came to conclusion I gave you here...
a non-current political map of Europe cause since 1 January 2007 Bulgaria and Romania joined EU so this map is from the second half of 2006 but not from 2007.
SORRY! This isn't any hottest version of my continent

Well... I can only be happy there are some more steady things in this world than some political maps...

Read me soon though... :)

Nice day :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu May 03, 2007 7:46 pm

Hello hello dear Readers :)

Follow this plot cause ONLY HERE SOOON you will read and see blood-freezing stories about alligators from Florida (and not only from this area).

I hope you won't dissapoint me here... :)))

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat May 05, 2007 8:05 pm

Hello dear Readers :)

Today Florida's Everglades and its biodiversity (part 1).
As an introduction I want to write that Florida is a state on the south of US. A very beautiful place , MOSTLY (!!!) hot, where many rich people live. But also very dangerous place to live. You know - sharks in ocean, alligators in lakes...etc.
This story of mine will be about alligators. Personally I don't like reptiles at all but most of US alligators live on Everglades - a place at the very south of Florida where one of world-biggest swamp-systems occur (or the biggest swamps in the world).
A part of this system is protected by Everglades National Park and is also both put on World Heritage List and recognised as International Biospere Reserve . So very precious area as you can read.

Today I want to show you a movie about alligator Tom and encourage you to visit Florida's swamps when you will visit this place one lovely day :)

And here is a movie:
Alligator Tom

Attention! You cannot feed alligators in Florida cause you will go to jail threre (like Paris Hilton).
You cannot come nearer than 5 metres to alligatos cause.... cause... something bad can happen to you :(

List of fatal alligators attacks in US

As you can read alligators are very dangerous animals. Swamps are very dangerous areas and swamps full of alligators are twice as scary!!!
The same with lakes in Florida. There are many wonderful lakes in Florida but before you jump - always ask neighbours if alligators are there or not...

The end of part 1 :)
Ask any questions you want... :)

Part two soon :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 6:39 am

Today Alligators PART 2 - some horror today...
I have just found on the youtube.com some movies with situations you should avoid in Florida when you don't want to be eaten by alliagtors...

1. sitting on lakeshores, walking in lakeshore woods without any knowledge if alligators can be there cause...
Bad alligators 1
2. canoing in little canoes in waters where alligators can occur...
watching alligator 2

and many others...!!! :(

See you later ...alligator :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 5:46 pm

Two new videos:
1. the best Florida beaches
The best Florida beaches
2. ATTENTION!!! Attack of a shark!

Shark attack1

Shark attack2

Soon more virtual journeys (more optimistic!!!) :)))

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 6:00 pm

ps. I really have to add this post to the plot about virtual journeys. It is a post with rather sad link but next posts/links of mine will be both really completely different and... more optimistic :). I promise!!!
List of shark attacks in US by decade

and what about your virtual journeys? :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 9:27 pm

This is really REALLY my last post here today.
First a video that is both funny and cruel -I have called it "JUST DEATH OF ONE WILD ALLIGATOR"

Here is a link:

Attack of gator and its death

Another link is with weeping over dead crocodile :
Weeping Irvin

Well... I have to admit that I was bit SHOCKED (YES-SHOCKED)when I saw the second video here.
Can someone cry over dead crocodile? Really?

That's one point. Of course the man (Irving) is already dead. Killed by a stingray. I found many vidoes on-line where people swim with stingrays and ALMOST never any death accidents happen (a fact). They treat them as dolphins etc.
But one guy wrote that these stingrays are accustomed to people and they are tamed (in fact).
The stingray that killed Irving didn't meet any humans before. All in all the author of the movie was stunned, shocked and wondered if he should come into water with stingrays after Irving's accident....

Well... guess where I am now? Somewhere under water - that's obvious :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 9:42 pm

Really last PS here!!!

You know - I have thought about it many fact (about this theory of tamed stingrays) and that can be truth.
Mind - how much the amount of alligators attacks on humans increased in the 2000s? Why? Because they are fed by humans. This way they lose fear and respect for humans and want to eat them too! :(
Animals that can be tamed (like cats/ dogs/ dolphins/stingrays(?!) mostly like humans cause they cannot exist without human help/they receive food from humans.
Many stingrays that live in the open too. When people snorkel they feed them. Thus they are good for people.

But some don't know they can get some food from humans. Like the one that killed Irving. Maybe that's the right explanation? Or maybe not?

?

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 9:53 pm

OKi - and some corrections at last. I made many more and less awful errors in my posts above but one is really ugly (in the last post). So I want to correct it wishing everyone many happy virtual journeys (and not only virtual) :)

You know - I have thought about it many times .

OKI. Read me soon :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 06, 2007 10:26 pm

This is really really last video today. But I must put it here.

Watch and LISTEN TO IT (this man came back into water again!!! I cannot believe it!!! )

Shark bit off a leg

Well... some animals feel strong, are wild and eat meat - they always will be hunting for people like sharks, mostly alligators (don't feed them I beg you).
But many have natural fear against humans. Lets hope each wild animal we are meeting belongs to the second category.

Ups... I have to admit that after watching these all videos today tomorrow I will be screaming even at the sight of ...domestic cat.

:(

Read me soon :)

LM

Moloko · Post by **Moloko** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:06 am

LadyMacbeth wrote:This is really really last video today. But I must put it here.

LadyMacbeth, where did it happen?
it's terrible..

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:22 pm

Hello dear Reader :)

well... it happened somewhere in the ocean.... in the very, very deep ocean. The diver was both fortunate (he survived) and misfortunate (he lost part of leg).

The most beautiful film (choosing among the films about alligators and sharks I put here) in my opinion is the movie with a wild fish (a huge shark) jumping out of the ocean to catch his prey. The movie was done from a ship-deck, from some distance and presents perfectly the majesty and glory of the ocean and the shark. What for to come nearer?

And here is another video - very funny - about dangerous anakonda. I like this video very much :)

Wild anakonda swallows little boy

See me soon :)
Travelling,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:29 pm

See that please :)
great white 1
great white 2

Regards :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue May 08, 2007 4:42 pm

Today I have decided to change the object of my interests...sooo... I want to show you some plants that like meat (YES - MEAT). At the stage of evlotion the plants are too little to catch people inside but one day - who knows? When they will like eating meat more and more and there will be enough meat for them in the swamps who knows how big they can grow?

Maybe the little today plants will grow as big as dinosaurs?

How do you think?

All in all we are somewhere in south-eastern part of US - in swamps of Carolina state...

David Attenbourough Plats that eat meat

How do you like this story?
:)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Wed May 09, 2007 4:16 pm

Hello :)
Today I am in California. I have found a really beautiful video about climbing the world highest tree.
The tree lies somewhere in one of Redwood State Parks on Californian coast (that lie nearby Redwood National Park there).

I like the video very much :)

I like when the man is speaking that plants are living organisms the same way animals are.

Sometimes I can see many trees that have been devastated. Don't harm the nature, please! Don't harm the trees, plants. They also suffer when you kill them and they die slowly because of hurt bark..

Climbing the world highest tree

See one another in California :)

LM

PS. I hope you enjoy the video the same way I enjoy watching it :)

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu May 10, 2007 4:56 pm

Hello :)
Today I want to show you a very good movie about Yellowstone National Park and its attractions.
It is really a great video.
The Yellostone is the oldest National Park in the world - as you can hear in the video below :)

Following the idea established in Yellowstone there soon followed parks in other nations. In Australia, the Royal National Park was established just south of Sydney in 1879. In Canada, Banff National Park (then known as Rocky Mountain National Park) became its first national park in 1885. New Zealand had its first national park in 1887. In Europe the first national parks were a set of nine parks in Sweden in 1909. Europe has 359 national parks at the moment.

OKI - now time for a link:
Yellowstone National Park

How was the idea of National Parks born?
Read below:

In 1810 the English poet William Wordsworth described the Lake District (rural area in north-west England) as a "sort of national property in which every man has a right and interest who has an eye to perceive and a heart to enjoy". The painter George Catlin, in his travels though the American West, wrote in 1832 that the Native Americans in the United States might be preserved: by some great protecting policy of government . . . in a magnificent park . . . A nation's park, containing man and beast, in all the wild and freshness of their nature's beauty!. Similar ideas were expressed in other countries – In Sweden, for instance, Baron Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld made such a proposition in 1880. The Scottish-American naturalist John Muir was to prove inspirational in the foundation of national parks, anticipating many ideas of conservationism, environmentalism, and the animal rights movement.

See you soon :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu May 10, 2007 5:11 pm

PS. Ups... I forgot to add Yellowstone was set up in 1872.

And here some more things about it like :

The old faithful

mud volcanoes in Yellowstone National Park

While watching the movie about mud volcanoes you can read what are they and that their smell is really nasty ! So probably we all should be happy watching them on-line...
Soon - Europe again :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu May 10, 2007 7:32 pm

Hi once again today :)

Here is better video with active Old faithful than the one above. So enjoy it:

Old faithful 2

:)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Fri May 11, 2007 7:53 pm

Hi :)

Today I have wanted to write to you more about Australia but I think it is immpossible for some time :(. There are so many National Parks in Australia that probably any reasonable map of them doesn't exist at all! Who can count them all? I don't know :(.
I wanted to find some more things about eucalyptus forests there but it is so damn hard! Few things about I found.
So I have decided to make a break for a moment. More - soon.

In the meantime listen some info about Paris :) I mean - we are comming back to the REAL civilisation :)

Paris - travel guide

You can practise your English travelling virtually :). Good luck! :)

LM

PS. It wasn't easy to find this video about Paris. When you try to find something in this subject on youtube.com you can see pictures of Paris...Hilton first! :(

See you later :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat May 12, 2007 5:39 pm

Hello :)

Today we are visiting Vienna - a beautiful European capital.

And here is the link I want to post here:

Vienna

The guy who speaks about Vienna is bit crazy and sometimes uses awful vocabulary :(. His Eglish isn't perfect but there are few things about Vienna on youtube.com. And no things in English I could find apart from this piece...

All the best :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat May 12, 2007 8:57 pm

Hello last time today... well, English of the guy on the video above isn't perfect the same way as mine isn't ... thus now something completely different :)

I found some videos on-line about Polish (Silesian) Beskidy mountains. They aren't too high so great for starting skiers.
All in all I think I should mention them here too!
So 21 seconds in Beskidy in winter!!!

Beskidy in winter

See you soon - next post will about Canada... I haven't been there yet...and you?

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon May 14, 2007 2:33 pm

Hello :)

I have written that next time I will present some Canadian nature but I am still not ready.

In the meantime I have discovered another terrible video that is about one big orca attacking a woman.
I understand - wild sharks but wild orcas? :(
I have always liked watching trained orcas and you?
But after this video many of my views have been changed :( Probably only dolphins can be trustworthy...

Orca attacks a woman

Is it often when trained orcas attack?
In wikiepdia I read :Captive Orcas have occasionally acted aggressively towards themselves, other Orcas, or humans, which critics say is a result of stress. Nothing about fatal attacks on human beings but who knows what can happen in future?

Don't stress orcas too much, please (and not only orcas)!

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue May 15, 2007 6:44 pm

Hi everyone who cares :)

I really wanted to post here bit more about Canada (first) and Austrialia (next) but I am still not ready. So busy days I have ... :(

So today I am going to Himalaya mountains. There are so many videos on Mount Everest on-line - some of better, others of worse quality and the one beneath isn't the worst at all. The sound is clear enough to be understood thus you can have next nice on-line English lesson :) Next travels soon :)

Climbing Mount Everest

I would like to know all proverbs connected with Himalaya mountains. If you know some - write, please :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Wed May 16, 2007 3:46 pm

Hello :)

The video today will be rather short. I want to show you some sands of Sahara desert. It must be really great experience to see a desert, to walk a desert - a sand sea. I hope to see Sahara desert one day :)

Well... the video below has got only few words. Few words and lots of sand... :)

Enjoy watching :)

Running Sahara desert in Morocco

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Wed May 16, 2007 7:33 pm

Hi :)

Some hours ago I was travelling across Sahara desert when, suddenly, I noticed something...green. At first I thought it was OASIS. But no!!! There were some aliens!!! Soon after I met a huge flying saucer. Russian businessmen invited me to come inside.
We took off and went... to the moon.

So I am on the moon now! :)

Here is a movie about first travel to the moon:

Landing on the Moon 1969

Our pictures will be ready soon :)
I hope you are as happy as I am :)
See you soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu May 17, 2007 5:37 pm

Today I am in Ireland. Watch this nice movie (or rather nice pictures)about Green Island...

Nice silent video about Ireland

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu May 17, 2007 5:52 pm

Well ... I will present to you my pictures from the moon 2007 soon... in the meantime... safari in Kenya...

Safari in Kenya

ps. sorry that the video above isn't of the best quality...but I didn't find anything better... probably the best would be to watch it at the smallest size of the screen ...

Happy watching :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Fri May 18, 2007 7:00 pm

Hello :)

Today I am in India. Look at that! There are no rules at all when driving in India! The same in Poland only we PROBABLY have more accidents...

Traffic in India

See you soon :)))

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat May 19, 2007 7:41 pm

Hello today :)

Well... today I have come to show you something quite different than yesterday. India is a huge country, full of diversities. The video below shows everyone quite different picture than yesterday's movie. Which picture is more true? I don't know. I never was in India... yet :).

Well... I would like only to add here that when you open the video below you will see many other videos about India on the right side of your computer screen. Some are really great! I recommend them all! :)

Modern
India

Next fantastic journeys soon...
Guess now where will I go? :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 20, 2007 2:56 pm

Hello today:)

This time I want to show you some Japan. This is such a far, exotic country from my perspective... . First a short promotional video about Japan:
Japan

And here some recollections of Italians who travelled to Japan. Pity whole movie (21 parts I suspect) is in Italian only :(. Besides you have to find on your own the other parts of the movie...

...here and there ...

Italians in Japan

Well... I had to take you (and me) to Japan. You could see on the video above that India has become another Japan lately so the more I felt oblidged to show everyone a cradle of this economical change...

I don't know where will I go next. Any suggestions?
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Wed May 23, 2007 4:27 pm

Helo dear travellers :)

Today we are going to Russia (again as I remember).
We will pay two visits in two different, important Russian cities - Saint Petersburg and Moscow or Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Two journeys will be kept in careless, western style. The third trip is my favourite one. Specially its musical backgrund is very Russian... :)

So Moscow first:
Travelling to Moscow (cheerful travel)

Travelling to Moscow (serious musical background)

Things to see in Saint Petersburg:

West goes to Saint Petersburg

How do you like the journeys today?

LM

PS. Maybe you have any suggestions where would you like to go in future? :)
I am open for all ideas... :)

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Wed May 23, 2007 4:32 pm

Ups.... hello again ... :)

Well...I can see I've made some mess with travel to Moscow in my post above. Namely the first journey should be solemn and the second cheerful. Ups

I hope you can forgive me. So once again :

Moscow with solemn musical background

Cheerful travel to Moscow

OK. I hope everything is OK now :)

Read me soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Wed May 23, 2007 4:38 pm

Well... this is the last ps. of mine here today ( I do hope). So it is even not so much West going to Saint Petersburg in one video above but typically US point of view. You know...Europe - a place nearby North Pole with many historical places... OMG

Aren't such ideas educational tragedy of US... I am quite sure about it ... : )

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun May 27, 2007 8:20 pm

Hello :)

Today I would like to show you some video about National Parks of Croatia. There are two parts of the video - part one and part two. I am putting here part one. You have to find part two on your own :)

Probably pictures aren't of the best quality but you can learn many things from the video below :)

First, however, I would like to present to everyone some general info about National Parks in Croatia :)
So some general info first :
National parks of Croatia

And then a video :

a video about national parks of Croatia

Where Croatia is located you can see on the political map of Europe that I put in this thread bit earlier :)

Nice watching :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon May 28, 2007 6:34 pm

Hello :)
New day new VIRTUAL travel :)
Today I am cycling around Vietnam... It is a first part of my virtual travel across Vietnam. Soon I will travel to Hanoi ( as far as I remember very crazy people live in a capital of Vietnam).
Well... the quality of the video beneath is rather poor but you can make the picture smaller and thus improve its quality (easy and efficient way of improving a quality of most videos).
So lets start :
Visiting Vietnam

Well... I must say Vietnam is very, very similar to Poland as deals many aspects. Polish roads are also very dangerous, narrow, many bikers and many accidents we have (probably the biggest amount of accidents in EU). Many drivers are unsober...

others drive much too fast while roads are very narrors and many trees grow nearby them ... :(

Well... Vietnam on the video above seems to be more bikers-friendly than most of Poland... see me soon again :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue May 29, 2007 11:12 am

Hello :))
Before we will travel to Hanoi I want to show you some other cities. I am starting my virtual journey with a city Prague. Here is a video about one day in Prague... I hope you will enjoy it... :)

One day in Prague

PS. Next will be London and then Hanoi :)
Read me soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue May 29, 2007 11:23 am

Hello again :)

Well... I have come to conclusion that I have put too little sound into my posts here lately. I mean too little English language. So I want to improve it now. London rocks! :)
For the first time in this plot we are visiting wonderful London... :) The sound in the video below isn't the best of course but it can be understood... good luck then :)

Jenna is presenting London

Practise your English and enjoy virtual travelling across the world!

Read me soon here:)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Jun 07, 2007 4:33 pm

Hello in this nice plot of mine:)

My last trip was... not so far from my place of living.
To one pond that I wanted to see much earlier but I was never able to get there. So at last I reached it... and I liked this place very much.

Of course it was my real journey when I got its banks but each time when I will look at the pictures beneath I will go there virtually... :)

The place is really nice. Almost no mosquitos and many blueberries to pick up when ripe, little hills that surround the pond encourage to walk around it... you should really go there to see it :)))

Piegża Pond

Well... I can notice that most of pictures in my www sides about Alaska National Parks dissapeared (and about NP in Oregon).
Don't be angry at your computers! It is my fault I am afraid :(

I will try to repair all things soon :)))

See me later :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Jun 09, 2007 3:12 pm

Hello :)

Today I am in European Union (still) and I want to show you a video with Corrida.

You can also read about Corrida beneath. To practise your English :)

Spanish Corrida

Bullfighting

Read me soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jun 17, 2007 7:00 pm

Hi again :)

Now I am travelling virtually to one HISTORICAL place where one German Prince about 100 years ago planted many rhododendrons in the middle of a forest.
Why did he do it? It was a plantation that was going to be put into German local English-style gardens when bit bigger... well IWW , then political changes on this area and at last IIWW ...it all caused that people forgot about plantation of rhododendrons that grew bigger and bigger... as they are today. Now the place is called to be a monument of nature. The bushes are about 5 metres high!!! They form a square 50m x50 metres... you can watch them from a special sight-seeing platform.

How do you like the place? :)

Rhododendrons catawbiensis

The road-sign on first picture says "To the monument of nature". I think it is very nice. And new :)

LM

I am waiting for your virtual trips... :)

My next trips - soon :)

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 7:53 pm

Hello :)

Today - after squarerooting Poland - I am travelling virtually to Istanbul. To Turkey.

Here are pictures from journey:

Travel to Istanbul

Nice journey :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 1:27 pm

Hello :)

Wow! Today I am going to show you something really great. A trip to little Netherlands and its capital -Amsterdam :)

Netherland - Poland after squarerooting... or what

Watch English language video beneath - it is really worthy of watching it! :)

Travel to ...Amsterdam

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 4:05 pm

Hello :)

Today something quite different.
Today a journey far from big cities and civilisation... today I am going to take you for a trip into the Andes.

A very nice video, nice music. No English. Just landscapes... for all lazy English learners... ;)

Patagonian Andes

LM

PS. I hope to meet you there one day...but in real...

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 01, 2007 7:42 pm

Hello :)

Today I would like to come back to Europe. Some English language again :). Well... I want to show you Jungfraujoch. That is a place where the highest railway station in Europe is located at the altitude of 3454 metres above sea level.

I was there. Hard to believe but I was there! And I would like to come back there soon... :(

here is a video:

Jungfrau, Switzerland (Top of Europe)

And here is some info from wikipedia:

Jungfraujoch-wikipedia

See me soon... in next virtual travels of mine... :)

Think - 3454...

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 01, 2007 7:48 pm

First a train goes in the open. Then you have to change trains and the train goes inside the mountain. In a tunnel. Maybe someone is interested in this message...

See me soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Jul 02, 2007 8:17 pm

Hello :)

Today I am going to show you some part of Sicilia... unfortunatelly, I haven't been there... yet... :(

Some nice sounds of music and no English in the video today ... bit pity but, on the other hand, Cosa Nostra's head quater doesn't have to be specially advertised in any important language (as far as I remember) ...

Sicilia

Well that's all for today,
Read me soon :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 8:23 am

Hello :)
Important message for all travellers.
The new 7 wonders of the world have just been chosen.
Here they are - the places you really should visit.
At least virtually ;) :

THE NEW 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD

See me soon :)

LM

PS. Do you have you own, better ideas of places that could be also proposed to the next edition of this poll?

Put them here, please :)

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Jul 10, 2007 8:12 pm

Hello,

Today travel around America. Very patriotic travel.
A poetical one.

I hope you will like this travel :)

America, why I love her

See me soon,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 15, 2007 2:56 pm

Hello :)

Today I would like to show you two movies.
About National Park Death Valley in California.
First some reading :

death Valley - wikipedia reading

and here are movies:

A ride through Death Valley National Park

National Park Death Valley - a movie

Hope you have enjoyed the virtual travel of mine.
I would like to be there one day. With much water on me, of course :)

Remember - 3 litres of water per 1 hour for walking there in summer. Otherwise you will be dried to death as a roasted chicken... as many people who had ended their lives like this there ... :(
No shade...no hope for shade there...for a drop of rain... :(

Take care,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:32 pm

Hi :)

Here is a place that I already visited in my vitrual trips. Crater Lake in Oregon. But I would like to present this wonderful site once again.
Why? I would like to have my own little, fine boat and go there one day ... and go there around... look at this blue water... they say the water is as blue as the sky!

I would like to see such water, really...

Crater Lake Oregon

Very sad... read me soon :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:38 pm

Hello :)

One video more... a video with a boat...

One video more - about Crater Lake

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Jul 17, 2007 8:12 pm

Hello :)

New day - new virtual journey :)
Back to Grand Canyon Colorado... the biggest canyon on earth.... I have presented it here bit earlier... and now come back... :)

about Grand Canyon Colorado - from Britannica.com

Grand Canyon Colorado US

Hope you enjoy this virtual journey of mine.

Next journeys soon :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 22, 2007 2:48 pm

Hallo today,

two new journeys :)
Today we are in Canyonlands National Park in Utah, US :)

Canyonlands National Park, Utah

Canyonlands, Utah Grand View Point Overlook 360

See my next virtual travels soon ... :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 22, 2007 2:57 pm

Hello again :)

last nice video today :)

Arches National Park

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jul 22, 2007 3:11 pm

Hello :)

THIS is last video from Utah today :)
A very nice video with a quiet music. Around 2nd minute of this video you can see some views from Dead Horse Point. Very important place :)

Arches

See me soon in my next virtual youtube.com (and not only!!!) travels :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:11 pm

Today a virtual trip to Niagara Falls... a lot of water there...indeed...

Niagara Falls and not only movie 1

Niagara Falls with a little French

Niagara Falls in Winter

Niagara Falls movie 4

PS. Movie 2 is the best of these 4 (in my opinion) :)

Movie 4 isn't only about Niagara Falls but also
about other attractions. A room with a view on
Niagara Falls ...interesting how much for it...?
Or maybe... not interesting at all...

See me soon in my next virtual trips :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Aug 04, 2007 8:20 pm

Hello :)

I have just noticed I have above 7000 people in this plot. How wonderful! :) THANKS for reading about my virtual journeys. HOWEVER, I stiil insist on reading here about more travells ...not only mine :).

Today I want to show you a Galapogos turtle that can keep apple on its head. Isn't it fascinating somehow?

However, I really don't know if the animal is kept somewhere on Galapagos island or elsewehere in a zoo... it is not told in the video... :(

All in all... if any of you visited Galapagos - write me about it here, please :)

Galapagos turtle with an apple on its head

PS. OKI. That's all now :). You must admit this turtle above is so skilled...

What do you think? :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Sep 24, 2007 6:37 pm

Hi again :)

Over 10 000 people in this nice thread of mine ( I hope it is a nice plot of mine about virtual travelling) :) You can add your nice virtual travels around the world too. Why not :)
OK. So today I would like to show you a little piece of Seattle. One day probably I will explain you why. Or maybe at once - because it is such a rainy, rainy city (they say it is the most rainy city in US). And truly speaking I like rain very much. So now some really sunny pictures from very rainy Seattle.

Seattle

Soon more virtual journeys of mine :)
Add your virtual journeys, please :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Mon Sep 24, 2007 6:42 pm

And one more video about travelling along Seattle.
Mind for a very nice and cheerful music in both videos :)

Driving through downtown Seattle

Soon more virtual journeys of mine :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:57 pm

Back in Europe today :)

A very nice musical video from Paris.

Paris, France 2006

Read me soon :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Oct 23, 2007 7:25 pm

Hello :)

This virtual journey of mine is to a little town, in Washigton State, US called Eatonville.
I think it is a wonderful place to spend some days there. It is located 1,5 hour south from Seattle. Nearby Mt. Rainer National Park and St. Helens National Monument. Wonderful nature there, nice people, food and lots of attractions.

Here is a cite from Eatonsville's official webside about what can you do there :)

Eatonville, 1.5 hours south of Seattle, is a friendly community that serves as the gateway to Mount Rainier National Park, 25 miles East. Home town restaurants, bakeries, markets, arts and crafts shops, and galleries line the streets of the town. Chat with the locals, order a homemade burger, espresso, or slice of mountain berry pie, or visit the many arts and craft galleries. Eatonville has a way of luring visitors to stop and stretch their legs, breathe the clean air, take in the magnificent views of Mount Rainier, and enjoy time observing rural America at its best!
Population 1905, and growing, Eatonville enjoys the best of both worlds. Many residents travel the two lane highways to jobs in the city, but the majority work in retail and service businesses catering to the needs of local residents as well as travelers to Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens.
Eatonville is experiencing rapid growth in its residential, commercial and tourist population, while maintaining the look, feel and charm associated with small town rural America.
As you travel to Mount Rainier you'll observe many of the farms in this rich agricultural section of Washington State.
Mount Rainier National Park
An active volcano encased in over 35 square miles of snow and ice is 14,410' at the summit. The park is adorned with beautiful old growth forests and subalpine meadows, hiking trails and visitor centers. Two million people enjoy the grandeur and beauty of Mount Rainier each year.
-Scenic drives through the parks 147 miles of roads.
Most roads are open from late May to early October,
with stunning views and access to a variety of
hiking trails.
-Hike the groomed trails
-Climbing its Mount Rainier's summit
-Snowshoe or cross-country ski
-Camp along glacier-fed rivers
-Photograph wildflowers, wildlife
-Spectacular views everywhere
-Explore the Longmire Historic District in the SW
corner of the park.
-Visit Christine Falls or Narada Falls on the road
from Longmire and Paradise
-Paradise (south side): Visit the Jackson Visitor
Center, the Historic Paradise Inn
-Hike the 240 miles of maintained trails in the park
-Hike through the world-famous subalpine meadows
-Visit Reflection Lakes, Box Canyon, or the Grove of
the Patriarchs on the roads between Paradise and
Ohanapecosh
-Ohanapecosh (southeast corner): Explore the old
growth forest
-Tipsoo Lake is a short side trip off the road
between Ohanapecosh and White River
-Visit Sunrise (east side) from July to October. It
provides outstanding views of Mount Rainier and its
glaciers, and trails through subalpine meadows.
-See Carbon River rainforest in the NE corner of the
park.
-Visit Mowich Lake (the road to Mowich Lake is
unpaved - opens early July).

Parking can be difficult or impossible to find on sunny summer weekends at Paradise,Sunrise, Grove of the Patriarchs, and at trail heads between Longmire and Paradise. Try to visit these areas on weekdays, arrive early in the day, and car pool to the park.

Welcome to Eatonville, Washington!!!

Eatonville holidays

PS. Remember, there are still two other Eatonvilles in North America- one in California and the other in Canada as far as I remember.

Soon more virtual trips of mine :)
You are welcomed :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Oct 25, 2007 4:15 pm

Hello :)

This entry is about active volacono in Washington state, US - Mount St Helens.
St.Helens National Monument lies nearby Eatonville.
When you are in Washington, you should really visit Mount Helens National Monument. You are welcomed :)

Mount St. Helens

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Oct 28, 2007 7:10 pm

Hello :)

Today I want to invite you to Prehistoric Park.
Isn't it the most exciting travel ever?
Travel in time? When you like such travels we are many, many million years ago when no human beings existed at all.

Anyway, the travel I am presenting today is a part of 6-episode TV series. Here is an info from wikipedia:

Six part television series in documentary style, from Impossible Pictures Limited, (the makers of Walking with Dinosaurs) which premiered on ITV on 22 July 2006 and on Animal Planet on 29 October 2006. Each episode is an hour long including commercial breaks.

The programme is narrated by David Jason and presented by Nigel Marven. The fictional component is the theme that Nigel goes back to various geological time periods through a time portal, and brings back live specimens of extinct animals back to the present day, where they are exhibited in a wildlife park named Prehistoric Park, which is a big area between high steep mountains and ocean (which serve to help confine any escapes) with varied environments. The name seems to be based on "Jurassic Park".

On the DVD of the series, the introduction says that "the events in these 6 episodes are largely to find the possibility of keeping animals from old geological periods alive in the modern world and later they may get breeding populations of more species".

PREHISTORIC PARK

I hope you will like travel around Prehistorc Park as much as I like it :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Fri Nov 16, 2007 10:25 pm

Hello :)

Today I would like to show you one Polish city in the south. It is called Katowice and it is a capital of Silesia region (where I am born and where I live). As every city in this world it has some good and bad sides as I have always thought. But someone made a movie called "wonderful city".
I wondered a lot about this name...maybe it is also a "wonderful city"...who knows?

Katowice - wonderful city

Soon more virtual travels of mine and ( as I hope ) I will read about your virtual travels, too :)

Yours faithfully,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:50 pm

Hi :)

We have already been running across Sahara desert in this thread.
Today I want to show you a movie with trees inside total sand. How is it possible? Doth trees must have roots - how they can have them in this deep, moving layer of sand? How deep the layer of sand is? The answer for all these questions of mine is I DON'T KNOW. I have never been in Sahara desert :(
But I like it very much.
I hope you will like watching the movie below. Cause a movie from and about Marocco is really worthy watching it :)

ouarzazate morocco

PS. If you have any clues about water, sand and green palm trees inside the Sahara desert - let me know, please :)

Yours faithfully,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:57 pm

Hi again for a moment:)

One little correction. I don't know how it happened that "Star Wars" music was put here

Sorry! Now you should see Maroccan video below with nice music :)

ouarzazate morocco

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Dec 01, 2007 7:50 pm

Hello :)

Today we are travelling to China where we are taking morning exercises with young Chineese people.

People around the world, take the exercises with Chineese students, please :)

Stunning Morning Exercises at Chinese School

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Dec 06, 2007 4:41 pm

Hello :)

Today I would like to show you a youtube.com video from a documentary I saw some days ago on Polish TV. It was made by one Brit who came to live in Nepal, who met there honey hunters and produced the documentary about them. Has anyone of you seen this movie?

The bees shown in this movie are ones of the most dangerous bee-tribes in the world.
However, because of the increasing interest both in watching working honey hunters (the most probably) and climbing these steepy rocks in order to experience something really thrilling and breath-taking -the bees are in danger.

Save the Nepali rock-bees then. Don't disturb them! Don't ruin their nests unneceserilly.
Don't watch these stupid and dangerous stunt shows! Better go and eat some bread instead. Or buy some cheap bananas.

honey hunter

Sincerely yours,
LM

PS1. Honey hunters have...bare feet (notice it!!!) bare feet when they are standing around millions of bees on the botchy ladders. Many of them have fallen down of course. They don't have to eat this honey at all. They have better things to eat too. I think, however (like the author of whole film), this is a need of showing off that pushes them to go so high.
And it is so dangerous of course... :(
To me - absolutely awful! :(

What do you think about honey hunters?

PS2. Youtube.com video has no sound of course. Just a picture. Pity.

marumani · Post by **marumani** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 3:27 am

I would like to travel to Paris. The city of love. :D

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Fri Dec 07, 2007 11:16 pm

Hi :)

Yes ...Paris is a great place to travel.
I hope to be there one day at last...

I presented Paris in this plot, too.
Today, however I would like to show you one of many ...London ice-rinks. The ice rink nearby the museum of Natural History. Why? Cause actually I have got an info that there are lots of ice rinks in London and when you are in London in December - don't forget to visit London's ice rinks.

I hope in Paris many ice rinks too but as an English language learner I should write first about London -I think...

So... have a time of your life skating in London!

Now still virtually but soon.... hm...hm...hm...

Ice Rink - the Natural History Museum

Regards,
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sat Dec 08, 2007 11:29 am

Hi :)

Virtual travelling has its pros and cons. Cons first - there are many nice places in this world we would like to visit but we cannot (plenty of reasons of course):(.
Virtual travels have also many pros like - we can visit places we wouldn't like/cannot visit in reality.
One of such places is North Korea. Many bad things happen in North Korea and noone cares :(.
Has the world forgotten about North Korea and its people?

You can see a lot of youtube.com videos about North Korea. And choose "the best" one... North Korea is an example of how much evil the greed of power can do . :(

Inside North Korea

Regards - soon next virtual travels of mine ...

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Dec 09, 2007 4:14 pm

Hi everyone:)

Today I am travelling virtually to Berlin where you can meet 1 year old polar bear KNUT.

He was rejected by his mother as a baby but thrives thanks to people.

Here is English language video about KNUT - already 1 year old...

Knut Polar Bear celebrates his Birthday

How do you like KNUT? he isn't as cute as he used to be few moments ago ... they say....

Soon next travels of mine :)
I hope you will join me here :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Dec 09, 2007 4:22 pm

Hi - as you can hear in this short material Knut (as each hero) has its own blog :)
How nice :)

I have just found it to you, my dear readers :)
It is first in German but also in English :)

Thus together we can follow Knut's life :)

Knut's blog

I also want to say that the zoo-worker responsible for Knut obtained very important state award for his hard and well done job :)

Very nice, indeed :)

Congratulations for Berlin! :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jan 06, 2008 6:01 pm

Hi again :)

Hello - last time here I travelled somewhere around Marocco.
Today I would like to take you for a journey to ..Dakar. It is also in Africa.
As you know the famous race Paris-Dakar took place inside Sahara sands.
This year this famous race has been cancelled :(.
So today a virtual journey through Sahara sands... with the race participants.

Race To Dakar

By the way - what will be next year with Dakar race? Can you guess it ?

Thanks for your clues :)

Soon next travels :)
LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Sun Jan 06, 2008 6:04 pm

ps. Ups... Marocco was at the end of site 9. Sorry! On page number 10 I was in Berlin to visit
Knut in the zoo. Sorry!

Next virtual travel of mine, however, will be either to China or to Kazahstan :)

It is quite sure :)

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:58 pm

Hi :)

Well... earlier I promised to take you for a journey into Kazahstan but I changed my mind and I am going to show you some Kenya - African country.
Today we are going for a safari there. As far as I remember I already travelled virtually to African safari but not lately and I hope not to Kenya. Soon next travels of mine.

PS. Well...first 2 mnutes of the video below are quite boring but then bit better. Really. Kazahstan and China soon :)

Safari in Kenya

LM

LadyMacbeth · Post by **LadyMacbeth** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 11:11 pm

Hello for one moment more :)

Unfortunatelly I already travelled virtually to safari in ... Kenya. Hmmm... so I want to correct myself now and I am going to show you a piece of Lake Victoria. There are only few youtube.com videos about this incredible place :(. Lake Victoria lies on the western-south of Kenya. The lake borders with many countries. Only a little part of it appears in Kenya. Please, do more youtube.com videos about Lake Victoria. Thanks in advance :)

Lake Victoria

LM