lundi 5 mai 2008
Spleen
"Il voyagea.
Il connut la mélancolie des paquebots, les froids réveils sous la tente, l'étourdissement des paysages et des ruines, l'amertume des sympathies interrompues.
Il revint.
Il fréquenta le monde, et il eut d'autres amours, encore..."
G. Flaubert, L'Education sentimentale, Chapitre VI.
jeudi 10 avril 2008
Page pub
A blog I really would like to recommand because of their authors Armelle and Vidian, the itinerary chosen and the high quality of pictures: http://instinctnomade.canalblog.com/. The pictures are splendid, the texts are brilliant!!!! You'd wish to be there with them!
And I had the chance to meet an very special and unique truck in Yazd, full of paintings about hopes and dreams, for a great touring exhibition around the world: 'show your hope'. Go and check that out on: http://www.80questions.net/
mardi 2 octobre 2007
Itinéraire d'une enfant gatée
This is roughly the route I am planning to follow... No doubt that it is never going to be completed. Anyway, at least you get an idea:
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Et si vous êtes comme moi, des schtroumpfs en géographie et en drapeaux, la traduction: Chine - Laos - Thaïlande - (Birmanie ?) - Inde - (Bangladesh ?) - Pakistan - Iran - (Azerbaijan - Georgie ?) - Turquie - (Jordanie - Syrie ?)
Why China first? Well, honestly, after the thrilling winter we got in Europe this summer, I'd rather go for 3 weeks to North and Central China when the bad weather is just about to start (and yet, on my way to India) than freezing my a** off in Iran and Pakistan for 2 months. Yep, surprisingly and for once, I actually did think about my route before leaving. ..
Update (fin octobre): Bon, il semble que la joie et l'harmonie politique ne règnent dans aucun des principaux pays que je me destinais à visiter (en ce compris la Belgique!). Protestations des moines en Birmanie, état d'urgence au Pakistan, risques de conflits en Iran, PKK en Turquie,... Bref, ca risque d'être vraiment interessant...
