COLD DARK ROOM

[Bee62]

Tidgys Dad said

I do, i am playing..
It is traditional for people to post things i hate in here.

To annoy someone in a funny way is nice meant. It shows, that the other likes you. That`s my opinion.
But now the "Camel-Party" is over and I will go to bed. Have to work in a few hours and must get some sleep.

Nos Da friends of the CDR.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Tidgys Dad said


To annoy someone in a funny way is nice meant. It shows, that the other likes you. That`s my opinion.
But now the "Camel-Party" is over and I will go to bed. Have to work in a few hours and must get some sleep.

Nos Da friends of the CDR.

I agree.
Night night, Sabine.
Mind the camels don't bite.
Or that Icicle doesn't give you frostbite.
Nos da.

 

[Bee62]

Night Adam, and don`t dream of biting and spiting camels.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Night Adam, and don`t dream of biting and spiting camels.

I probably shall, now.

 

[Moozillion]

Moozillion said


Hello Bea, I got more of this pictures.... If you want....

No, thanks.

 

[Moozillion]

Quite.
Good evening, Bea.
Did you have a nice day in the city ?

Yes, very nice, thanks!
Happily, there are NO camels in downtown New Orleans or in The French Quarter. I think there are some at the zoo, but we didn't go there.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Yes, very nice, thanks!
Happily, there are NO camels in downtown New Orleans or in The French Quarter. I think there are some at the zoo, but we didn't go there.

Glad you had a nice time.
I will visit New Orleans one day.
it's in wifey's top 10 places to visit, too.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Night night, Roommates.
Sleep well.
Nightmares for me, I feel.

 

[Moozillion]

Night night, Roommates.
Sleep well.
Nightmares for me, I feel.

Good night, Adam!
Wishing you sweet dreams of eohippus instead of nightmares of camels!!!!

 

[johnandjade]

That's a fantastic programme - have you seen the robo tort?
It was really funny when it was accosted by a real male tortoise who tried to mate with it!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b088s4fy/spy-in-the-wild-1-love
David Tennant narrating.

yip watched them all last night, brilliant.

 

[johnandjade]

good mornooning world!!

 

[Kristoff]

Good morning, roommates!
A quick look tells me there was a lot of camel meat in the CDR. What else did I miss?

 

[johnandjade]

Good morning, roommates!
A quick look tells me there was a lot of camel meat in the CDR. What else did I miss?

good morning lena

how have you been?

 

[johnandjade]

found out last night that my brother in law knocked a guy down while my niece was in the car . thankfully everyone is ok the bro in law is a nervous wreck but to be expected.

 

[Kristoff]

Yes, i am very serious.
The meat is lovely.
The only good camel is a cooked camel.

This is not my photo but it is a butcher's shop I frequent in Fes medina

I'm packing to Fes!

 

[Kristoff]

found out last night that my brother in law knocked a guy down while my niece was in the car . thankfully everyone is ok the bro in law is a nervous wreck but to be expected.

Oh my. That is a stressful experience. Glad everyone's OK.

 

[Kristoff]

good morning lena

how have you been?

Tired. Took mom to her second cataract surgery. All's well now.
How have you been, John?

 

[Kristoff]

A few more postcards from me, this time from Hierapolis / Pamukkale.


Hierapolis was considered a sacred city in the Antiquity. It has a vast necropolis in the north. Variety of architectural styles of the tombs suggest that the dead were brought here from various other areas for burial.



This has to be one of the most beautiful burial places in the world: A tomb standing on a travertine.



The city gate built during Byzantium. Behind it is 900-meter-long Frontius street, once with shops and basins for washing.



Thermal water from underground made its way throughout the city along natural canals, these two ending in a thermal lake.



The site of Plutonium, an alleged entrance to the underworld. Poisonous fumes and carbon dioxide from the underground to this day kill any bird flying into it.



The magnificent Hierapolis theater towering over the city. Only the first of three levels of the stage have been restored.



Dionysus and Pan - possibly my favourite piece in the museum, housed inside a relatively well-preserved Hierapolis Bath.



This isn't snow. This is calcium carbonate, which gives Pamukkale its Turkish name - "the Cotton Castle". Most of these terraces were overflowing with thermal waters at one time. Today, there are a few natural pools at the top, open to the public.



All in all, this is the ancient city I would want to live in. Provided I was not a slave. Or a woman.

 

[JoesMum]

A few more postcards from me, this time from Hierapolis / Pamukkale.
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Hierapolis was considered a sacred city in the Antiquity. It has a vast necropolis in the north. Variety of architectural styles of the tombs suggest that the dead were brought here from various other areas for burial.

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This has to be one of the most beautiful burial places in the world: A tomb standing on a travertine.

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The city gate built during Byzantium. Behind it is 900-meter-long Frontius street, once with shops and basins for washing.

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Thermal water from underground made its way throughout the city along natural canals, these two ending in a thermal lake.

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The site of Plutonium, an alleged entrance to the underworld. Poisonous fumes and carbon dioxide from the underground to this day kill any bird flying into it.

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The magnificent Hierapolis theater towering over the city. Only the first of three levels of the stage have been restored.

View attachment 198797

Dionysus and Pan - possibly my favourite piece in the museum, housed inside a relatively well-preserved Hierapolis Bath.

View attachment 198798

This isn't snow. This is calcium carbonate, which gives Pamukkale its Turkish name - "the Cotton Castle". Most of these terraces were overflowing with thermal waters at one time. Today, there are a few natural pools at the top, open to the public.

View attachment 198799

All in all, this is the ancient city I would want to live in. Provided I was not a slave. Or a woman.

I just love these. New places added to our 'need to go' list

Good morning all.

 

[johnandjade]

Tired. Took mom to her second cataract surgery. All's well now.
How have you been, John?

glad to hear moms on the mend

no complaints here