Dutytravelog

From Prague we have to go to Geneva to pick-up the VIP. I snap this photo just to share this view from the sky.

I wan walking through old town of Rhodes where i've notice this antique cars by Mazda which is still be used by the people here as means of transport, i guess the lorry cannot fit the width of the roads in between the old buildings so this is still usefull.

What more intresting is i found this Modenas bike at the entrance of Ancient Kamiros, at least now we know how far Malaysian product goes...

Rhodes, is the largest island of the Dodecanese and fourth largest in Greece, It lies in the southeastern corner of Aegean Sea, only 20km from coast of Asia Minor.

Two days night stop here gave me chance to tour the island with the rest of the crew. In the heart of Rhodes Town there is a part called Old Town which has been built during the occupation of the Turks in 15 century.

I also got a chance to go to Kamiros which is one of the ancient cities forming the Rhodian state, it is in the west part of the island. Kamiros, one of the ancient cities of Rhodes, was built around the 7th century BC. Today after nearly 3000 years, you can still see the remains of very rich and advanced civilization that existed such a long time ago.

So i'm providing here 2 slideshow of the city and the old town plus the ruin of Kamiros.. enjoy

Having a breakfast in Benin Marina Hotel give me a bit of suprised, first of all they served pisang goreng or fried banana which is if in Malaysia normally served during tea time. Secondly is they also had sambal tumis & sambal belacan, i guest it is to be eaten with broil topioca which i noticed at the buffet table. But having sambal tumis with fried eggs is great too..

I got a chance to fly around Abu Dhabi City and this is one of the best photo that i shoot. Sheikh Zayed Mosque which is the 3rd largest mosque in the world.

This is the photo from 2000ft above the ground.

This is the picture of the mosque about 500 ft above the ground.

Libya is one of the country which is not really open to the world, alhamdulillah i've given a chance to place my feet there. Even for minimum rest at least i can see different culture and people.

There is only 1 terminal, at the time of our arrival & departure the terminal is very quiet, probably we are not at the peak hours.

Here is how the check in/departure looks like.

While the crew busy attending the VIP, i prefer to help myself for whatever i need from the galley. One of it is to get myself a cup of cappuchino.

First i need heat up the milk using the steam from the nozzle of the machine, then place a coffee capsule inside the capsule holder and brew the coffee.

This facility is available on most of the aircraft with business or first class configuration, of course for VIP aircraft such as Boeing Business Jet, this is a must.

Here is the cappuchino for me....

There is an Islamic Summit in Dakar, Senegal & we brought one of the VIP to the meeting. As we leave the aircraft the handling agent told us that we going to the ship for our nightstop. At first i thought he's joking. The bus ride took about half an hour and as we realise later on

So here is some of the pic from the ship, the room is nice even it's pretty small, but very clean and tidy. There is LAN for the internet, no wireless detected.