Tales From the Punjabi Nights

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January 3rd 2008

Published: January 29th 2008

Christmas Day in Aurangabad Some people may have been wondering on Christmas Day whether there was a more perfect place to be celebrating Big J’s B-Day than where they were. Perhaps there was somewhere out there more fitting, more appropriate, and more enjoyable than their particular gathering. You see, some of us are not lucky enough to be able to enjoy the comforts of home and family at Chris... Read Full Entry

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Matthew Lee

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Finished uni? Too lazy to get a job? Got a passion to see the world? Why not run away and try to cross the world from Bangkok to London without flying! Starting on January 11, 2007 I set out to do just that with my mate Jeff. Bangkok, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, a six month sojourn in China, Mongolia, Nepal and India have happened already. Who knows where this new year will find me. See the World.... full info

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Goa

A view from the scooter trip. What am amazing sight it must have been for the first Portugese sailors when they landed on this coast.

Clifftop View

Paul the Photographer

Looking Down the Coast

Abandoned Cannon

Inside the ancient Portugese fort we were allowed to wander aimlessly among the ruins. Here and there were the remains of walls, ramparts, towers, and cannons.

Paul in the Tower

Portugese Tower

Last Remaining Wall

Sunset at Agonda Beach

Towards the end of our scooter adventure (and after Paul went scarily close to falling off at high speed when he misjudged a corner) we went for a swim at Agonda beach. Compared to Palolem the waves were huge, the beach secluded and the atmosphere serene.

Cricket on Agonda

While at Agonda we joined in a beach cricket game with some local Indian boys. All across India you see cricket being played in parks, on roads, in the small gaps between buildings, in fields, on beaches, and pretty much anywhere else where it is possible. The entire country is obsessed with the sport.

Agonda Beach

Calm, quiet, and relatively empty.

A Photo for the Girls Out There

Watch out world, here comes Pedro.

More of Punjabi's English Friends

Punjabi Santa in His Element

Random Guys From Cocktails and Dreams

Bad, Bad Norwegians

Hey There Cowboy

Another Swedish Girl Posing With Paul

Paul was remarkably successful in getting photos with girls, there are hundreds more that I could be showing you.

Paul, Punjabi and an Indian Friend of Ours

This was on the night where I was feeling tired and thought I would go home to bed early on only to find myself trapped out until some ridiculous hour of the morning by Paul and his concoctions.

Another Fun Night

Paul and Yet Another Pair of Girls

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