Good morning Damavand

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by Sepanj
23-Jan-2008
 
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I just love it!

by missedDamavand (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 05:54 PM PST

The childhood memories of Damavand are still in the deepest molecules of my soul. Thank you Amoo Joon for taking us there every summer and giving us this everlasting beautiful gift.

Thank you Sepanj for sharing memories!


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ممنون و لی پس قله چی شد؟

Irandoost202 (not verified)
Thu Jan 24, 2008 12:58 PM PST

بسیار عالی بود ولی مگه قله نرفتی شما؟


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Nadias

Thank you for sharing with us

by Nadias on Thu Jan 24, 2008 09:15 AM PST

such beautiful pictures of your journey. I especially liked the ones with the Caspian Sea.

Solh va Doosti (paz a vosotros)

Nadia


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good photos but here is the problem

by The Man Who Killed Liberty Wallance (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 08:13 AM PST

The photos' titles make you think that you are getting closer to the peak (which seems to be the goal) but in reality you keep stalling in the same around Alimastan and Emamzadeh Ghassem!

In several photos you kept writing "toward the peak" but it seems that dream never came through! What happened did you run out of film, or you changed your mind?

کوه دماوند به این گندگی
قنبل بی موی فریدون بک است


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REPLY : GOOD MORNING DAMAVAND...........

by Faribors Maleknasri M.D. (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 07:43 AM PST

AY DIV E SEPHID E PAI DAR BAND,
AY GONBADE GUITTY AY DAMAVAND.
I have only these tow short phrases from OSSTAD BAHAR in mind. But never the less
I have downloaded all the Pictures. I am happy that after the black aera of devilsis over in the Islamic Iran Villages such as lahasha, Alimastan uns likewise exist and are known. In the time till 1978 one could meet a lot of strangers in the Area which is motive of the pictures. They behaved so as if the Iranians were the Invaders in thier Empire. If tow of them were allready in a PASHAKALA so they did not let any iranian come in.The agriculture is florishing, the passes are well frequnted. There is Life around Damavand. It makes me happy. next time when you go to clime the peaks the Emamzadeh QWassem will be repaired, will be bult up and it will have even more Inhabitants. INSHALAH. Greeting.


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Damavand

by missing vatan (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 06:47 AM PST

Khosh behaletoon!!! Hope I do the same thing when I go there, waking up to Damavand, eating sarshir o noon sangak on the balcony of that house in Alimastan.


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Sepanj Jaan

by Mona 19 (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 06:13 AM PST

Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful pictures from our beloved Iran with us.

Regard,
Mona


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Thank you. Nice photos.

by Shahram (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 04:21 AM PST

Very nice photos.Thanks.


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Thank you, thank you! The

by dreamer (not verified) on Thu Jan 24, 2008 12:08 AM PST

Thank you, thank you!

The beautiful Damavand, unfortunately can not be seen on most days from Tehran, due to pollution.

To have such scenery and not be able to enjoy it is a shame.


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Merci

by Behzad Compani (not verified) on Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:56 PM PST

Thanks for the beautiful pictures. So, nice to see the other side of Damavand. I was there around this time last year trying to make a winter ascent but we were not successful. Amazing time and an amazing mountain.

Thanks again.


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soooooooo beautiful indeed,

by PS (not verified) on Wed Jan 23, 2008 08:11 PM PST

soooooooo beautiful indeed, that wild horse shot was amazing~! mamnoon!


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