[Leica] IMGS: Zoroastrian Fire Temple

[Montie]

That's great teamwork! Vital info enhances the historical significance
of your work IMHO...If you don't double his salary, make sure he gets
an extra one or two dozen fresh oysters! ;-)

Montie

>>Tom gets all of the names down for me.  He keeps a journal every day with
where we go and who we meet and what we see.  I couldn't do it without
him!!  In Honduras and Guatemala, I would give the notebook to the oldest
kid in the family and get them to write down the names and ages of
everybody else.  Everywhere else in the world, Tom is with me as
Vice-President of Photography Support.  He says I need to double his salary
because he's carrying more and writing down more as I get more feeble and
more forgetful!!  I'm thinking about doubling his salary ;-)

Thanks,

Tina

On Tue, Jun 7, 2016 at 9:00 PM, Montie <montoid at earthlink.net> wrote:

> Interesting set, significant history/details to include names of
> participating parties...how do you do it?  At this point, I
> doubt if I could get past worrying about the batteries dying. ;-)
>
> Montie
>
>
> >>PESO:
>
> We visited the Zoroastrian Fire Temple in Yazd for a worship service.
> Ordinarily, non-Zoroastrians are not allowed in the room where the
> Victorious Fire (Khordeh Avesta) is located but we went with our friends
> from the cucumber farm and they talked us in.  Everybody was very welcoming
> once we got inside.  The rooms were very, very small and crowded so
> photography was pretty difficult.  The fire itself is from 470 AD.  Almost
> unbelievable!!
>
>
> http://tinamanley.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Iran/G0000YmlbTddL96g/I0000Y3UKBocfwEk
>
> and hit previous for more.  I'm still having problems with the lines.
> Caitlyn from PhotoShelter affirmed that is not a problem with my files but
> thinks the transmission might have some hiccups.  She suggested I reload
> them all.  Which I will get around to doing eventually!
>
> "The *Yazd Atash Behram*, also known as *Yazd Atash Kadeh*), is a temple in
> Yazd <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yazd>, to the west of Shiraz
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiraz> in Iran. It was built in 1934 and
> enshrines the Atash Bahram <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atash_Bahram>,
> meaning “Victorious Fire”, dated to 470 AD. The sacred fire is installed in
> the temple behind an amber tinted glass enclosure. Only Zoroastrians are
> allowed to go to the sanctum area of the fire."
>
> C&C greatly appreciated.
>
> Tina
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