Just wanna say hello....

It's been a very long time i didn't post anything on my blog...I'm 16 y/o now and I can't wait to take a motor license,but my birthday is in December....ahhh!!!! 'Nak buat macam mana? Dah takdir aku lahir bulan nie!!! But I've to be more, more and more patient..About my schedule, it was soooooooooo complicated and complex... (T_T) by the way my English was suck and I'll improve it, for sure...I'm so grateful to Allah because I have my family and friends that supported me through thick and thin...Alhamdulillah....here I found some wonderful scenery of nature provided by Allah for us..

New Carved Book Landscapes by Guy Laramée

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The Oldest Videos and Pictures

These are the oldest vids and pics I founded from YOUTUBE.....Hope You enjoy

This is the Roundhay Garden Scene, in 1888 by Louis Aime Augustin Le Prince. Roundhay Garden Scene is quite possibly the first film ever recorded, in a comically old 1888. And at a stunningly short two seconds, you see two people turn around and start walking, while it appears two others are dancing. And that's it. It might be surprising that something so amateurish could be regarded as the first stepping stone for every film ever created, but in a 'technological advancement' point-of-view. It's quite amazing that something like this could be accomplished over a hundred years ago when computer and film technology was virtually nonexistent.

Then, this is the World's Oldest Photograph

Went Pilgrimage in Makkah by Walking for 5,700KM

SARAJEVO - A Bosnian Muslim man walked on pilgrimage to Mecca last year told the news agency AFP that he arrived in the Holy City after crossing seven countries including Syria.

"I arrived in Makkah on Saturday. I'm not tired, this is the happiest day of my life, "said Senad Hadzic through a telephone interview.

47-year-old man said he walked a distance of 5,700 kilometers (km) for 314 days through Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Syria and Jordan to go to Mecca while carrying 20 kilograms of backpack.

Hadzic featuring the journey in his Facebook account, including pictures when he acquired pass card in and out of Syria by the home ministry to foreigners.

"I across Syria in April. I walked around 500km within 11 days. I crossed the city of Aleppo and Damascus, as well as a number of control posts regime and rebel forces but I have never been arrested.

"In a military watchtower President Bashar Al-Assad, several soldiers forced me to empty my backpack. When I showed the Qur'an and told them I walking to Mecca, they let me go, "said Senad.

"I'm walking because of Allah, for Islam, for Bosnia-Herzegovina, for my parents and my sisters," said the man.

In his Facebook page, he told that Allah has shown the way to Mecca in a dream, including heading to the holy city through Syria and not Iraq.

During his journey, Senad facing cold temperatures between -35 ° degrees Celsius in Bulgaria until the heat reaches 44 ° degrees Celsius in Jordan.

He said that he had to wait in Istanbul for a few weeks to get permission to cross the Bosphorus Bridge on foot, as well as two months at the border of Jordan and Saudi Arabia to obtain a visa to perform the hajj.-AFP

Bodie, The Ghost Town of California

Bodie is located in the eastern slopes of the Sierra, close to the Nevada border. It can be righteously hot by midsummer and buried in snow in wintertime. In 1880, the town had reached nearly 8000 residents.