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- Iri
- I'm on my way to find the person I someday will be. This is a place to rest during my journey.
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- Kalevala
- The man, the moustache, the music
- Sons and daughters of Bast
- Want to learn a little Esperanto?
- Possibly one of the worst movies ever
- Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dalí Domènech Marquis of P...
- Not just a pretty face
- Road Runner & Wile E Coyote - Soup or Sonic
- Arte Maya Tz'utuhil
- A phonometrographer
- Koko
- Stringfever!
- For the Indiana Jones inside you
- Secret Label
- A familiar duck in a different world
- The Divine Garbo
- Athens, past and present
- Diamonds of the Sea
- Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf?
- Kabuki
- Don't Drink and Draw!
- Chindogu!
- Rare Exports, Inc.
- MOCA
- Buy yourself something nice!
- Alaska
- Sweet nostalgia
- The giants
- History in a new way
- Marcel Duchamp
- La Vie des Sax
- The Life and Art of Mati Klarwein
- Planning a trip?
- Another way to see the world
- Do you dream of me?
- Vampires not allowed!
- Kate Bush: Army Dreamers
- Drawn Pictures of Mankind
- Not any ordinary eggs
- The virtual museum of Lederhosen
- Bogie
- Charlie and Edna
- Kings of Africa
- La Maquina de Trinar - The Twittering Machine
- The Big Cats
- The Museum of Musical Instruments
- You don't need hands
- Gary Jules & Michael Andrews: Mad World
- Why are things colored?
- Especially for lovers and dreamers
- The Lion Sleeps Tonight
- What if there were only 100 people in the world?
- Spider web construction gallery
- Feast for your eyes
- Anima Mundi
- Potala Palace
- Art and more art
- Dead Can Dance: The Carnival Is Over
- Manatees
- Virtual Finland
- For a very good morning
- Romance Comics
- Vincent
- Home of the Greatest Minds In The World
- Pack your bags!
- Bunny
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1 comment:
wow this is awesome Iri....I lived in a small town in Mexico, Cholula, lots of excavating was going on back then on a pyramid hidden beneath a church. I was not far from Mexico City , Teotehuacan.
From my childhood MacchuPicchu 'peaked' my interstas did the residents of Easter Island, and those who drew the Nazca lines....Lost civilisations with technology like those of the pyramids and such....that is to mee more advanced than I can understand in some terms.
In retroepect...the way they simply disappeared because of environmental or cataclysmic beyond our knowledge events....makes mee ponder our own civilisations chances at survival with the wars, pollution, global warming issues....
thank you for putting this site in your blog....what a way to travel!!!! ami
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