Hey guys who went on the trip to the museum? and how was it?

I think we were pretty lucky to have Zion Ozeri, the photographer and the author of the Bukharian exhibit show us around. I was very impressed with his knowledge of the bukharian culture, and his ideas and mentality overall. I think that what he does through his work, is bring people of very different traditions and backgrounds together. Very interesting man.

It was a great experience. The exhibition Bukharian Odyssey was awesome. There were pictures of some familiar places. I saw a picture of the inside of our synagogue (the one on the Gorbunov street) in Tashkent in one of those pictures; I took a shot of it :).

Check out pictures here: http://www.boojle.com/gallery/index.php?album=%2FMuseum_Outing

It was a great experience. The exhibition Bukharian Odyssey was awesome. There were pictures of some familiar places. I saw a picture of the inside of our synagogue (the one on the Gorbunov street) in Tashkent in one of those pictures; I took a shot of it :).

Check out pictures here: http://www.boojle.com/gallery/index.php?album=%2FMuseum_Outing
thanks for posting the pics :D

It was an intresting experience, the photographs reminded me of many things; the houses, the lifestyle and the people. The tour guide and the photographer himself was amazing, and had intresting viewpoint on bukharian lifestyle. For anyone who hasn't come really missed out, however, for those who have missed it a panaramic view of the exibit will be available soon. :happy34:

I'm glad you all have a great time! :happy65:

I'm glad you all have a great time! :happy65:

:) yeah, we did...thank you Jew4Life

:) yeah, we did...thank you Jew4Life
:innoc08: dont thank me, thank yourself! :happy65:

We have to organize it again, I missed it.

We have to organize it again, I missed it.

lol...again???

if u do, try to get Zion Ozeri to give u the tour of the Bukharian Odyssey. it definitely would not have been the same without him. hes a great guide and a very interesting man.

The virtual tour of the Bukharian Odessey is here, while its not a real thing, its small taste of what to expect for those who missed it. You can find the virtual tour here (http://geocities.com/gimli3989/Bukharian_Odessey.html). You can use Ctrl and Shift keys to zoom out and in and use the mouse to look around the room. Please be patient as the tour loads and will also require getting quicktime to view it, which can be found here (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/win.html)for download if you already don't have it. If you're having any problems feel free to pm me.:happy65:

lol...again???

if u do, try to get Zion Ozeri to give u the tour of the Bukharian Odyssey. it definitely would not have been the same without him. hes a great guide and a very interesting man.
well many members didnt go. anyways if i go ocean im dragging u with me, this way we can see the entire museum and not only the bukharian oddessy.

well many members didnt go. anyways if i go ocean im dragging u with me, this way we can see the entire museum and not only the bukharian oddessy.

mechtayesh....im not going again. we saw the rest of the museum too. i had fun, but i wouldnt go and c the same thing again.

maybe another place...?

mechtayesh....im not going again. we saw the rest of the museum too. i had fun, but i wouldnt go and c the same thing again.

maybe another place...?
okay, what do u have in mind?

i really want to go iceskating :)

okay, what do u have in mind?

i really want to go iceskating :)

ice skating...im already doing that in 2 weeks for junior high school reunion. if u want, ur welcome to join us :)

ice skating...im already doing that in 2 weeks for junior high school reunion. if u want, ur welcome to join us :)
I'll pass, I guess I'll go iceskating with others, you enjoy yourself

I'll pass, I guess I'll go iceskating with others, you enjoy yourself

thank you...i will :) especially since im the one planning it.

:charac32: This was an interesting photo display. However, it seemed that all these people on the photos were from 50s-60s. I am a bit surprised that these are recent photos from Central Asia.