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Date: 28th February 2011
Thank you
I just wanted to drop you a note and tell yo how much I envy the two of you....for being able to experience my birth place, you seem to have captured the essence of something that made a native born Iranian feel home sick (although I have not been back for decades). I also want to say thank you for letting me experience all the other places you visited on your journey and for helping me understand or at least reaffirm the belief that people are people and we are all citizens of the earth. Many happy Journeys in the future... Kamran
From Blog: Big Hills & Broken Wheels - Yazd to Shiraz
Thank you
I just wanted to drop you a note and tell yo how much I envy the two of you....for being able to experience my birth place, you seem to have captured the essence of something that made a native born Iranian feel home sick (although I have not been back for decades). I also want to say thank you for letting me experience all the other places you visited on your journey and for helping me understand or at least reaffirm the belief that people are people and we are all citizens of the earth. Many happy Journeys in the future... Kamran
From Blog: Big Hills & Broken Wheels - Yazd to Shiraz
shitet trualli
shes truallin 10 ari e 41 meter me qasje ne 2 rrug taslixhe dhe bledi ne prishtin trolli ka leje te nderimit
From Blog: A Day in the Life - Albania (Ohrid to Greek-Albanian border)
Date: 1st February 2011
What a adventure
Hello Robin, It's Danny. I'm Indonesian and live in Jakarta. I've been Kerinci. Such a lovely place. I went there in 2009. I met pak Ali, local person who have cinnamon trees on his backyard. I like to read your story, it's Epic. I can't imagine how hard to you to riding bicycle from Batam to Gunung Kerinci summit. Nice pictures too, I love it. By the way, I posting some story in Kerinci also. If you don't mind to read it, it's such a honor for me. Happy traveling.
From Blog: Sumatera Sendiri
What a adventure
Hello Robin, It's Danny. I'm Indonesian and live in Jakarta. I've been Kerinci. Such a lovely place. I went there in 2009. I met pak Ali, local person who have cinnamon trees on his backyard. I like to read your story, it's Epic. I can't imagine how hard to you to riding bicycle from Batam to Gunung Kerinci summit. Nice pictures too, I love it. By the way, I posting some story in Kerinci also. If you don't mind to read it, it's such a honor for me. Happy traveling.
From Blog: Sumatera Sendiri
hehe..... strange but funny.. :D
From Blog: From the East of Scotland to "Scotland of the East"
yes.. i remember this site, though i don't know exactly about the name of this site, and it is just before you reach the main sohra(cherapunjee).
From Blog: From the East of Scotland to "Scotland of the East"
these stones are known as 'maw bynna'
From Blog: From the East of Scotland to "Scotland of the East"
hmmmm.... typical khasi beef shop.... tough it looks scary and unhealthy.... but i like this picture. it reminds me alot of my hometown..... and yup those people are definitely from meghalaya... as the woman in the picture wore a khasi traditional and a daily household dress..... nice work erika, robin...
From Blog: From the East of Scotland to "Scotland of the East"
mahadev
HAR HAR MAHADEV baba pranam
From Blog: 24 Hour Funerals and a Cosmic Wedding - Varanasi
Date: 19th January 2011
All the Best
Hello Robin and Erika, I returned to work and found out that you have left :( , Thanks for our short time together in cairns. You guys are cool!! love you guys and happy cycling. hope we meet again somewhere. Carol
All the Best
Hello Robin and Erika, I returned to work and found out that you have left :( , Thanks for our short time together in cairns. You guys are cool!! love you guys and happy cycling. hope we meet again somewhere. Carol
Date: 19th January 2011
All the Best
Hello Robin and Erika, I returned to work and found out that you have left :( , Thanks for our short time together in cairns. You guys are cool!! love you guys and happy cycling. hope we meet again somewhere. Carol
All the Best
Hello Robin and Erika, I returned to work and found out that you have left :( , Thanks for our short time together in cairns. You guys are cool!! love you guys and happy cycling. hope we meet again somewhere. Carol
Date: 8th January 2011
I am glad
i enjoyed reading your blog. a honest account of things beautifully narrated. pure souls. i hope you re back to your country and safe. reading this was like i was cycling along off course without paddling. Salam from a baloch.
From Blog: Smugglers,Taliban,Opium,Charas and lots and lots of sand - Balochistan (Bam to Quetta)
I am glad
i enjoyed reading your blog. a honest account of things beautifully narrated. pure souls. i hope you re back to your country and safe. reading this was like i was cycling along off course without paddling. Salam from a baloch.
From Blog: Smugglers,Taliban,Opium,Charas and lots and lots of sand - Balochistan (Bam to Quetta)
Date: 15th December 2010
Good job!!
I came across this post while reading for my upcoming one day trip to Orchha. Very well written!
From Blog: The Heart of India - Orchha to Varanasi
Good job!!
I came across this post while reading for my upcoming one day trip to Orchha. Very well written!
From Blog: The Heart of India - Orchha to Varanasi
unforgateable place
yaah a man in his joureny of his life travels at lot of places .i also be the part of this moving cycle of mankind.i pursuing my studies from kolkata and travel mny places of our country . but sasaram is one of the best in my view . every one have thier own thought tht why should they like or dislike. i like because it is very much close to my heart . here my love (my girlfrnd) leaves.she is vrey sweet and having his presence in great fort makes the monument like alive story.
From Blog: The Road to Enlightenment ? - Bodh Gaya
nice
great pictures you have if u have enough time then wisit www.flickr.com/photos/kharfaqi/
From Blog: Back to the Hot & Sticky: Leh - Srinagar
wow so beautiful house....is it Assam ?
I love Assam...coz i am also from Assam ( Dibrugarh ) but now i am in out of india Bahrain...so i Love assam.....Jai Assam..Jai Assam Jai Assam Jai Assam.........Moi ketiau Assamok pahoribo nuwaru....
From Blog: “Frogging is a Risky Business” - Assam
I like this dance.
This dance also very beautiful dance.
From Blog: “Frogging is a Risky Business” - Assam
Shudent
I like baluch peaple
From Blog: Smugglers,Taliban,Opium,Charas and lots and lots of sand - Balochistan (Bam to Quetta)
SAPUNAR GHAR
TUMI MOI EDIN JANA GHAR KHAJIM AI TATE SUKH THAKIBO, TATE HAHI THAKIBO, TATE MOROMOTE AMAR MAINAI UMOLI THAKIBO. AITU TUMAR ARU MUR KHAPUNAR GHAR.....
From Blog: “Frogging is a Risky Business” - Assam
wow. khardung la in Bicycle
You guys are great. conquering highest road in bike. cool. eager to hear more from your trip. congrats. wishes for future adventures !
From Blog: High Life - Ladakh
great pohotography
i like d photographs........beautiful
From Blog: High Life - Ladakh
Vishal Guleria
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Tough climb !!!
Remember this place (if i'm not wrong) :) Steep climb to Tanglang-La starts from here ( i think about 6Kms to top) and head on winds add to difficulty. Congrats you did it on bike and not on rescue vehicle like me :) ( http://vishalguleria.blogspot.com/2009/06/cycling-leh-manali.html ). Great Stemina Guys !!!
From Blog: Trans-Himalayan Highway: Manali - Leh