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Negative thoughts can really ruin your day, especially when they do not flow, but circle around like a carousel. Yes, I know, of course I could just let them pass like clouds in the sky. But it doesn’t work for Iran. Maybe I could have done something so that it ends positively or more positively. But that is now in the past. So the answer is “no”. Ergo, I must somehow close with this country and my experiences there. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

To finish with my experiences and emotions for this country, the only thing I have left is the motivation for something new. Nevertheless, I have given all this again the space that it needs to pack the feelings. I have written about it. About potholes<\/a>, about hospitality<\/a> and the kaleidoscope<\/a> of Iran.
A carousel ride, but I only allow this children’s carousel, a real small one.
So it works to look at this with more curiosity, childlike curiosity and to go with lighter step into the next adventure.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This carousel was next to one of the place we stayed for a while in Iran. Since taking pictures is forbidden, except when you do sightseeing at the main points, we did have to hurry and it took us 2 days to finish this.<\/p>\n\n\n\n