North by south

Photo essay: New Zealander's journey from the south to northern Iran

by Andrew Bilyoblak
15-Mar-2009
 
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I correspond through

by Cliff (not verified) on

I correspond through messaging and email with a
beautiful Irania lady in Tehran. I too am a New Zealander and through her eyes have come to know the true beauty that is Iran. The poetry,the music and the scenery.But the thing that I like most is they still have the values that we used to have here before we threw it all away for more freedom.Yes,they do go a bit far with some of these values. But all in all they still have them.Please don't let the West screw it all up for them.
I have fallen in love with Iran.


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Amazing!

by IraniIrooni (not verified) on

Beautiful culture, beautiful history and of course ... beautiful women!

We should all be proud of our heritage, ethnicity and our country. Yes, its government must be changed and the beautiful people there deserve their freedom. But at the same time, let's remember that we can strengthen our presence in the US, which will hopefully later help make some non-bloody changes in our Iran. Let's be together, whether we're jews or muslims. That's the only thing that us 'immigrants' have done wrong - we are not united. Not even close to how the various asian groups or hispanic or non-Iranian jewish groups are. Sorry ... just had to get my thoughts in here.

Again, beautiful pictures!


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beautiful!

by verna (not verified) on

thanx!


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Thank you for the beautiful windows into this culture.

by Waterman (not verified) on

I enjoyed the tour, particularly No.35 and No.64!
Greetings from down under.


Shazde Asdola Mirza

Great job Andrew: lovely photos, you are one lucky traveller!

by Shazde Asdola Mirza on

S.A.M (an official Khar Vazir)


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Like an oak in a fantasy.

by Francesco Sinibaldi (not verified) on

The yellow
sand appears
in my mind
with a rumbling
and delicate
look; you call
me near a
sylvan hedge,
and everything
shines like a
taciturn wind.

Francesco Sinibaldi


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Beautiful country, beautiful

by LoveIran (not verified) on

Beautiful country, beautiful people, beautiful pictures!

Thanks for sharing!


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Beautiful

by Anonymousx (not verified) on

Thanks for sharing. Now, MUST HAVE SEAFOOD, MUST HAVE SEAFOOD .....


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What a lovely trip. I

by Diane (not verified) on

What a lovely trip.

I especially liked #62 and #119. Thanks for posting these pictures.