Tag Archives: Iran

Memories from Iran

By Andy | Published: August 21, 2009

I wanted to write something more about my experience in Iran. At the time I didn’t write much on the blog. But I did write a lot in my diary which will appear in a book in the future. Some experiences stay in my mind in particular. They started at Agarak, the Armenian-Iranian border. I remember [...]

Posted in Expedition Journal, Georgia, Iran | Also tagged bam, Couchsurfing, culture, Cycling, desert, history, isfahan, kerman, memories, Philosophy, south iran, yazd | Leave a comment

Frustration

By Andy | Published: February 25, 2009

Having arrived in Delhi, I had been wishfully thinking that I would pick up Pakistan and Iran visas again and make my way by public transport back to Turkey.

Posted in Expedition Journal, India | Also tagged Borders, Bureaucracy, Caucasus, Challenge, Couchsurfing, Delhi, Embassy, Forgetfulness, India, Motivation, Music, Nepal, Pakistan, Productive, The Streets, Transition, Visas, Waiting | Leave a comment

Headspin

By Andy | Published: January 17, 2009

Macho, ego says: ‘what if you regret not continuing East?’ My heart says: ‘Go back to Georgia and then see what happens’ My realistic head says how? – 3 onward travel options: 1. Nepal, Tibet, China 2. Pakistan, Central Asia 3. Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Georgia 1. = Expensive, painful… 2. = Waiting until May to cross KHH and a whole bunch of [...]