Tour Photos in Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/raynux/tags/jaflong2009/
I have taken all the pictures using my Motorola V3i Mobile.

1. I am a very lazy parson.
2. I can pass the whole day watching movies on TV.
3. I almost forgot C, C++, VB, FORTRAN, Corel Draw, Flash because of lack of practice
4. I passed my S.S.C. from humanities group.
5. While doing my graduation in civil engineering, I taught Accounting, Commerce, Economics to one of my student for O-Level Exam
6. I never dare to play Football because of direct foul habit in our country
7. I normally  avoid social events, parties, etc so little unsocial

here are 7 people I would like to read seven things about them

1. anupom syam
2. ahsanul bari
3. shoeb abdulla
4. rubel
5. arafat rahman
6. mahmud ahsan/
7. Asif Anwar

And here goes the rules:

- Link your original tagger(s), and list these rules on your blog.
- Share seven facts about yourself in the post – some random, some weird.
- Tag seven people at the end of your post by leaving their names and the links to their blogs.
- Let them know they’ve been tagged by leaving a comment on their blogs and/or Twitter.

More Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/raynux/tags/mac4lin/

It was Sunday, August 17, 2008. I got up at 10:00 O’clock because it was a government holiday. Probir came to my room saying about going some where. I was not prepare for this, in a sudden I told him to go Sonargoan of Esha Khan. Then I and probir convinced Zaed to accompany us which took about 1 hour.

Finally we started our journey toward Sonargoan at 11:30 AM from. Because of holiday we managed to reach there at about 1 pm. It was an imaging journey as none of we ever visited the place. We were in the dream when we entered the narrow street of Panam city. All the building standing two sides of the road were about 3 hundred years old. Most of them were in danger and any time could collapse. We learned the architecture of the then era. The structure of the building was our main subject as all of we were civil engineer. All the buildings were made using lime-concrete technology. In some building steel joist was used to bear the load of slab but most of the buildings were made of lime-concrete only even in the tension zone like slab. In the tension zone they used brick blocks in 45 degree angle so that they can act as compression member to resist tension like arch do. We found visible cracks here and there in most of the buildings. It was really a good experience for us.

But what we found was all the buildings were decaying and emergency look after and quality renovation work is highly required. The government is doing for some renovation work which is not sufficient. We need to save it because it is our Heritage. Finally we returned home with a great memory.

Tour Pictures

All the pictures were taken by mobile phone.

(I, Probir and our two little guide ridoy and autip.)

(I was thinking ….?)

(Picture of a dangerous slabs see bricks are in 45 degree angle.)

(Close view of a decaying wall made of lime concrete)

(Zaed, what is he doing with his guava)

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