Who's travelling around
15.12.2003 | Jordan
On my journey I've come across with many people, mostly locals, but also with some from ex-Yugoslavia, like Nina and Marija from Belgrade who are studying Arabic in Dimashq, Nidal from Zagreb that lives and works in Libanese Sidon, as well as a McDonald's manager in a small Lebanese town near Syrian border (OK, I had to spend the last Lebanese lira) who asks me upon my arrival: "Are you from Ljubljana?" and that in fluent Croatian! He was married in Bosnia, but those times are a matter of the past.
Live report tonight
14.12.2003 | Jordan
Tonight (the night of 14. to 15.dec.2003) at 2:15 AM Tilen will report live on the program of Radio Slovenija. (by Rok)
Blue Dead Sea, Jordan
13.12.2003 | The Dead Sea, Jordan
After I left Syria yesterday I had to teach a police officer English. I had to show him all the electronic devices and clearly name each one in English: "Camera." "Mobile phone." "Portable computer." Then he let me pass to the actual border crossing.
Dimashq – hunting the flying carpet
11.12.2003 | Damascus, Syria
have to tell you something – I've been looking for a flying carpet since a few years ago. And I embarked on this enterprise in a sincere hope to find one on the journey. No luck until now in spite that I was seriously counting on Dimashq. I haven't lost my hope yet and I'm counting on success in Cairo.
Croatian music in the desert, Brazilian one in the heart of Haleb
10.12.2003 | Aleppo, Syria
Have you ever heard a reverse-gear light on a van playing Lambada? You haven't? Then you should go for the experience to Aleppo!
Has ever approached your car a lady with her daughters just to marry you with the fourteen and twenty-year old daughters? Not yet? Bearing in mind that at least the twenty-year old one, in spite of being wrapped up to the neck, was extremely attractive, I suggest you to visit Aleppo!