Hey peeps, Shukram! Currently in Morocco!
Leaving for Barcelona tomorrow, which is my last stop of this final voyage. Sigh can't believe I won't be able to fly without perks anymore. Anyway, ive been constantly updating my travelblog on my WAYN site and will continue to do so as i end my journey in Barcelona. Pictures will also follow suite too lol. Cheers!!
dem i hate these Moroccan keyboards. :p
TRIUS TRAVELS by Trius Blades...
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Portugal, Spain & some say Morocco Trip, 2008 - Preview
Up Next a Two week Trip to Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona and Casablanca!! Journey Begins on the 6th of April 2008 to 20th of April 2008
Catch Regular updates also at
My Trip site on WAYN
Don't Miss it ;) Trius' Travel's Final Sponsored Destination!!
This time Trius has a new toy as well!! A Video Camera!! ^^ Stay tuned ppl!! Trius is about to change!!
UPDATE (8 April 2008)!!!
Due to some reason I cant get access to my WAYN site from here so Im gonna put my log to this address at the moment www.mytb.org/triblade84 but do check back if theres any new updates THanks!!
UPDATE (9 April 2008)!!!
Lisbon Entry on WAYN. Pictures yet to be added, computer here lacks the facility to read my card. Be back soon ^^
Catch Regular updates also at
My Trip site on WAYN
Don't Miss it ;) Trius' Travel's Final Sponsored Destination!!
This time Trius has a new toy as well!! A Video Camera!! ^^ Stay tuned ppl!! Trius is about to change!!
UPDATE (8 April 2008)!!!
Due to some reason I cant get access to my WAYN site from here so Im gonna put my log to this address at the moment www.mytb.org/triblade84 but do check back if theres any new updates THanks!!
UPDATE (9 April 2008)!!!
Lisbon Entry on WAYN. Pictures yet to be added, computer here lacks the facility to read my card. Be back soon ^^
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Mexico & Havana City November 2007 - Part 3 Ciudad El Mexico
This entry is long due. But I hope to finish it with a bang .
And so November 4 2007, we went to the airport and took the 1240 Mexicana flight MX322 back to Mexico City. From there we returned to Good Ol Luis Moya's San Fransisco Hotel.
But this time with less bags with us, we decided to try the train lines from the Airport back to the Hotel. Only a cheap alternative when you have small baggages. That evening we spent some time at the square across the street. Seemed like a festival, there were singers, musicians, people buying and selling, and dancing salsa, even guys dressed up as girls. But their dance was very folkish-like. Nothing like the cubans.
Returning to the hotel, we noticed alot of youngsters with at least one instrument case in hand.
Anecdote #1
Towards the later evening. The lights began to flicker out. Everyone was curious. Next door, loud crackling noises were heard. Not 5 minutes later, a police patrol car arrived, and then the fire brigade. They tore down the fences of the building next door. It seemed abandoned or maybe under construction. By then, black smoke was already spewing out. But after awhile, they manage to subdue the sparks. Must have been a short circuit somewhere.
Talk about a 5th Of November Fire Heist lol...V must have been close by.
On our final Tour of Mexico, we were brought to a place far away from the City. We saw the Smoking volcano from the distance. The farmers of Cuaunavuac live mainly on Corn, Silver and gold.
Very scenic area. We were traveling with an American Ex-soldier who was the official photographer for Cuba's Fidel Castro, during his younger days. He's an official photographer called David from Idaho. Told a whole lot of Jokes really funny guy. He was also the photographer of Window's meadow field wallpaper. Was really a lucky break to get to meet him there.
This was inside the Cathedral, no flash allowed so, the picture is as it is.
Also with us was Kira and Mafi mother and daughter from Miami down to Mexico City for holiday. Was really a pleasant journey although we nearly hit a dog along the way but that caused Kira to twist her ankle along the way.
At the summit, the place was magnificient. Hence the pictures. Was a really fruitful day. Wish I had my primary camera.
6th of November 2007, We visited the Anthropology museum of Mexico. I seriously Love the museum, it was FABULOUS!! HAD LOADS OF FUN HEHEHE!!
Well I headed home on the 7th of November. Mom and dad carried on to Michigan to visit the kids and grandsons. I took another flight back home.
Polls:
3, Number of people whom shared my table while i waited for mom and dad to check in.
Live animals seen or heard in the airport: Dog and Chicken.
I left at 6pm... Looking out of the window watching the two left engines of the 747-400 roaring away with landing flaps flared. I can still remember my first memories of being carried into the car and driven to the airport sleeping back when i was a kid. First having to wait dressed up as if going for a wedding. Always flying...all my life...soon my final flight shall come, and I will no longer be able to fly as I did for the first 24 years of my life.
Once again, I would like to thank my parents for setting up the arrangements with the appropriate parties to make this happen. Shiva to introduce us to Laura and Laura & husband for her wonderful hospitality.
All Cubans who were helpful especially Indian Boy! thank you very much! Everyone that we crossed paths during the trip. I thank you very much for everything.
Hope that our paths cross once more in our lives.
Cheers
FIN
And so November 4 2007, we went to the airport and took the 1240 Mexicana flight MX322 back to Mexico City. From there we returned to Good Ol Luis Moya's San Fransisco Hotel.
But this time with less bags with us, we decided to try the train lines from the Airport back to the Hotel. Only a cheap alternative when you have small baggages. That evening we spent some time at the square across the street. Seemed like a festival, there were singers, musicians, people buying and selling, and dancing salsa, even guys dressed up as girls. But their dance was very folkish-like. Nothing like the cubans.
Returning to the hotel, we noticed alot of youngsters with at least one instrument case in hand.
Anecdote #1
Towards the later evening. The lights began to flicker out. Everyone was curious. Next door, loud crackling noises were heard. Not 5 minutes later, a police patrol car arrived, and then the fire brigade. They tore down the fences of the building next door. It seemed abandoned or maybe under construction. By then, black smoke was already spewing out. But after awhile, they manage to subdue the sparks. Must have been a short circuit somewhere.
Talk about a 5th Of November Fire Heist lol...V must have been close by.
On our final Tour of Mexico, we were brought to a place far away from the City. We saw the Smoking volcano from the distance. The farmers of Cuaunavuac live mainly on Corn, Silver and gold.
This was inside the Cathedral, no flash allowed so, the picture is as it is.
At the summit, the place was magnificient. Hence the pictures. Was a really fruitful day. Wish I had my primary camera.
6th of November 2007, We visited the Anthropology museum of Mexico. I seriously Love the museum, it was FABULOUS!! HAD LOADS OF FUN HEHEHE!!
Well I headed home on the 7th of November. Mom and dad carried on to Michigan to visit the kids and grandsons. I took another flight back home.
Polls:
3, Number of people whom shared my table while i waited for mom and dad to check in.
Live animals seen or heard in the airport: Dog and Chicken.
I left at 6pm... Looking out of the window watching the two left engines of the 747-400 roaring away with landing flaps flared. I can still remember my first memories of being carried into the car and driven to the airport sleeping back when i was a kid. First having to wait dressed up as if going for a wedding. Always flying...all my life...soon my final flight shall come, and I will no longer be able to fly as I did for the first 24 years of my life.
Once again, I would like to thank my parents for setting up the arrangements with the appropriate parties to make this happen. Shiva to introduce us to Laura and Laura & husband for her wonderful hospitality.
All Cubans who were helpful especially Indian Boy! thank you very much! Everyone that we crossed paths during the trip. I thank you very much for everything.
Hope that our paths cross once more in our lives.
Cheers
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