Beautiful pictures från Iran, I hope it will be possibly for us to see it live some times. The little girl in my blogg in Pers daughter my grand-daughter Maja. She is 5 years old and av very very nice little girl. They live far away from us som we can not see each other so often - like your and your grandchild. I must lern to pick pictures in my blogg so I can show you from your life until your has lern Swedish ;)
Many thanks for posting such a nice bridge. I already forgot about these nice places we possess in Iran. The Si-o-Seh Pol also called the Allah-Verdi Khan Bridge, is one of the eleven bridges of Esfahan. It is highly ranked as being one of the most famous examples of Safavie bridge design.
Commissioned in 1602 by Shah Abbas Safavi from his chancellor Allahverdi Khan. It consists of two layers of 33 arches. There is a larger base plank at the start of the bridge where the Zayandeh River flows under it, with a mounted tea house there. It is really lovely place at evenings!
The bridge itself is 295m long and 13.75m wide. The southern side of the bridge, where the waters of the Zayandeh run more swiftly has supplementary arches, and it is this that makes them suitable as a tea house. The bridge acted as a springboard for the development of the Khajou Bridge some 50 years later.
dear Amin thank you for your nice description about see-o-se pol.you often describe my posts better than I describe, and complete them!I proud of somefriend's general knowlage like you too. best wishes for your dear father.
I have explained about my absence in our blog. Well Esfahan a place that you know how much I love. It has Iran’s sense of history to the greatest degree. And the tea house under the bridge, where I used go regularly while I was living in Esfahan, I had a feeling of relaxation that I had never experienced afterwards. cheers
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Beautiful pictures från Iran, I hope it will be possibly for us to see it live some times. The little girl in my blogg in Pers daughter my grand-daughter Maja. She is 5 years old and av very very nice little girl. They live far away from us som we can not see each other so often - like your and your grandchild.
I must lern to pick pictures in my blogg so I can show you from your life until your has lern Swedish ;)
Wow!, great post dearest Homa.
Many thanks for posting such a nice bridge. I already forgot about these nice places we possess in Iran.
The Si-o-Seh Pol also called the Allah-Verdi Khan Bridge, is one of the eleven bridges of Esfahan. It is highly ranked as being one of the most famous examples of Safavie bridge design.
Commissioned in 1602 by Shah Abbas Safavi from his chancellor Allahverdi Khan. It consists of two layers of 33 arches. There is a larger base plank at the start of the bridge where the Zayandeh River flows under it, with a mounted tea house there. It is really lovely place at evenings!
The bridge itself is 295m long and 13.75m wide. The southern side of the bridge, where the waters of the Zayandeh run more swiftly has supplementary arches, and it is this that makes them suitable as a tea house. The bridge acted as a springboard for the development of the Khajou Bridge some 50 years later.
dear Amin
thank you for your nice description about see-o-se pol.you often describe my posts better than I describe, and complete them!I proud of somefriend's general knowlage like you too.
best wishes for your dear father.
Dearest Homa
thnx for your wishes. I am also so proud of having such a really nice friends like Kazemi, Tavakoli family.
Keep doing best
I have explained about my absence in our blog. Well Esfahan a place that you know how much I love. It has Iran’s sense of history to the greatest degree. And the tea house under the bridge, where I used go regularly while I was living in Esfahan, I had a feeling of relaxation that I had never experienced afterwards.
cheers
Hi Homa
We r almost in mid-October but there is no post yet. We r waiting......
Hi dear Amin
I've attempted to post a new intry from some days ago,but I couldn't,I'll try it as soon as!
bye
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