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Wednesday, April 05, 2006
bike ride
day 2after i got my visa in the afternoon, one of my roomies asked me to go out. we decided to tour on a bike. you can rent bicycles on designated bike stations for dhs5 each per hour. they are different types of bikes but we chose the mountain bike since we're going outside the bike road.
there are designated two lane bike roads around kish island. it usually situated near the shore. the roads are well lit (by seeing a lot of lightposts on the sides), paved and well-guided. if you have the energy, you can tour around the island in a day seeing different sights. unfortunately for us, we're not physically fit for the task. we just covered one fourth of the island's bike path.

shutter speed: 1/1600 sec, aperture: f/7.1, iso: 200, focal length: 80mm, manual setting using ef 75-300mm lens
one of the abandoned structures

shutter speed: 1/640 sec, aperture: f/7.1, iso: 200, focal length: 24mm, manual setting
good... they're taking a bath!

shutter speed: 1/800 sec, aperture: f/7.1, iso: 200, focal length: 85mm, manual setting using ef 75-300mm lens
abandoned

shutter speed: 1/800 sec, aperture: f/7.1, iso: 200, focal length: 125mm, manual setting using ef 75-300mm lens
pose with the local workers

shutter speed: 1/500 sec, aperture: f/8, iso: 200, focal length: 22mm, manual setting
while on travel, i accidentally broke the bike stand. good thing when i returned to the owner and told to what happened, he just ignored. in return i gave him pictures. we went back to the hotel, have some snack, shower then rest for the evening walk.
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discoursed by jeff @ 9:14 AM |
What other people think:
To be honest I never heard of that island. I discover it now ! :-)
gen, adjustments adjustments. you have to readjust your situation just to get the feeling of being a tourist else you'll spoil your stay.
sidney, yeah i know im a weakling type but still i want to adventure! the climate is still cold and i think it's going to be hot in a few days or so..