Usually the typhoon season in the Asian tropics lasts the summer and ends in September, maximum October.
This year, it has been a tough one and typhoons are very frequent.
We’re already in December and here we are, being blown by cyclonic winds, under heavy rain and involved by a strange fog, as if the skies (not heaven but hell) came down on Taiwan.
Are we already at the day after tomorrow??!!
Typhoon NANMADOL, after violently brushing the Philippines and initially forecast to move northwest towards the south east China coast, it twists northeast towards south Taiwan.
What a weekend ;-(
But any how, do have a great and safe weekend!
Descriptions and impressions acquired when travelling abroad... As viagens aqui blogueadas, sao percursos fisicos e mentais, feitos fora da minha terra...
Friday, December 03, 2004
Happy 1st Anniversary Caccaocino
Hoje e' dia de festa, as meninas celebram o 1o aniversario do simpatico blog caccaocino:
sempre bem acompanhadas por uma imensa diversidade de frutas mas mantendo-se longe de laranjas.
Happy Birthday Cacaoccino e parabens 'as operadoras do estamine, SARITA!
sempre bem acompanhadas por uma imensa diversidade de frutas mas mantendo-se longe de laranjas.
Happy Birthday Cacaoccino e parabens 'as operadoras do estamine, SARITA!
Thursday, December 02, 2004
Tripping in Tibet
Today I bring you Tibet.
To visit such place, words are almost unnecessary.
Enjoy the ride!
Potala – Lhasa – Tibet – April 2001
Potala Building – Lhasa – Tibet – April 2001
Heaven on Earth – Tibet – April 2001
Existence - Tibet – April 2001
Co-existence - Tibet – April 2001
Learning by debate – Tibet – April 2001
On the way to Samye Monastery – Tibet – April 2001
Monks at Samye Monastery – Tibet – April 2001
Tibetan boy – Tibet – April 2001
Buddha’s eyes – Tibet – April 2001
Child’s smile – Tibet – April 2001
Guarding Lhasa – Tibet – April 2001
Guarding Tibet – April 2001
To visit such place, words are almost unnecessary.
Enjoy the ride!
Potala – Lhasa – Tibet – April 2001
Potala Building – Lhasa – Tibet – April 2001
Heaven on Earth – Tibet – April 2001
Existence - Tibet – April 2001
Co-existence - Tibet – April 2001
Learning by debate – Tibet – April 2001
On the way to Samye Monastery – Tibet – April 2001
Monks at Samye Monastery – Tibet – April 2001
Tibetan boy – Tibet – April 2001
Buddha’s eyes – Tibet – April 2001
Child’s smile – Tibet – April 2001
Guarding Lhasa – Tibet – April 2001
Guarding Tibet – April 2001
Wednesday, December 01, 2004
Tripping in Vietnam
As promised I’ll be sharing here some shots of recent trips in South East Asia. Besides the superb natural landscapes, I also focus on alive issues that reflect the people’s life and culture.
Today I leave you in Vietnam, back in Christmas of 2001.
Enjoy the ride!
And when you give, you receive… - Hue’, Vietnam – Dec.2001
Halong Bay, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
A bridge in Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Vietnam Reflections – Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Mobile Market – Hue’ – Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Aquatic Market – Mekong river, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Static Market – Hue’, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
"We deliver!" – Hue’, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Policing Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Guarding Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Today I leave you in Vietnam, back in Christmas of 2001.
Enjoy the ride!
And when you give, you receive… - Hue’, Vietnam – Dec.2001
Halong Bay, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
A bridge in Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Vietnam Reflections – Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Mobile Market – Hue’ – Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Aquatic Market – Mekong river, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Static Market – Hue’, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
"We deliver!" – Hue’, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Policing Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Guarding Hanoi, Vietnam – Dec. 2001
Tuesday, November 30, 2004
Viajeans = On the road in jeans
I’ve been in 42 countries of planet Earth but I believe I haven't seen a tinny little part of this magnificent and diverse world!
Alphabetic order: Algeria, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, Czech Republic, China, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Laos, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Morocco, Monaco, Myanmar, Nepal, New Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, Scotland, Serbia (former Yugoslavia); Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Taiwan, Turkey, Tunisia, USA, Vatican and Vietnam.
Alphabetic order: Algeria, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, Czech Republic, China, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Laos, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Morocco, Monaco, Myanmar, Nepal, New Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, Scotland, Serbia (former Yugoslavia); Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Taiwan, Turkey, Tunisia, USA, Vatican and Vietnam.
Monday, November 29, 2004
Life for sharing
I haven’t ever really found a place that I call home
I never stick around quite long enough to make it
I apologize that once again I’m not in love
But it’s not as if I mind that your heart ain’t exactly breaking
It’s just a thought, only a thought
But if my life is for rent I don’t learn to buy
Well I deserve nothing more than I get
Cos nothing I have is truly mine
I've always thought that I would love to live by the sea
to travel the world alone and live more simply
I have no idea what's happened to that dream
(…)
life to rent – Dido Armstrong and Rollo Armstrong
Dido doesn't know what happened to her dream but I do know what happened to mine: it's here and now!
To a certain extent I relate to Dido's words, her dream is my reality.
I might never stay long enough in the same place but i do manage to call it home, before i leave it!I am enjoying the ride!
I also think that nothing I have is truly mine and to give and share is the most rewarding experience in our lives.
My life is not for rent, my life is for sharing!
Hue, Vietnam - Christmas 2001
We are reaching the end of another year, usually the time to reflect on the achievements of the past and plans for the future. The time to put order in messes and mess up orders. A time to look back, position yourself where you are and project yourself where you want to be.
For the next few days I will be sharing with you some flashes of my tripping experiences in South East Asia, since 2001, the year I went digital.
I never stick around quite long enough to make it
I apologize that once again I’m not in love
But it’s not as if I mind that your heart ain’t exactly breaking
It’s just a thought, only a thought
But if my life is for rent I don’t learn to buy
Well I deserve nothing more than I get
Cos nothing I have is truly mine
I've always thought that I would love to live by the sea
to travel the world alone and live more simply
I have no idea what's happened to that dream
(…)
life to rent – Dido Armstrong and Rollo Armstrong
Dido doesn't know what happened to her dream but I do know what happened to mine: it's here and now!
To a certain extent I relate to Dido's words, her dream is my reality.
I might never stay long enough in the same place but i do manage to call it home, before i leave it!I am enjoying the ride!
I also think that nothing I have is truly mine and to give and share is the most rewarding experience in our lives.
My life is not for rent, my life is for sharing!
Hue, Vietnam - Christmas 2001
We are reaching the end of another year, usually the time to reflect on the achievements of the past and plans for the future. The time to put order in messes and mess up orders. A time to look back, position yourself where you are and project yourself where you want to be.
For the next few days I will be sharing with you some flashes of my tripping experiences in South East Asia, since 2001, the year I went digital.
Sunday, November 28, 2004
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