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| 29th December 2008 Elodie | - From: Amritsar, Jammu and Kashmir Planning at the moment my trip to Jammu, kashmir, and Ladhak for this summer .I found your blog by accident. And I have to say I was glad I did .It was amazing following your adventures ,full of useful informations and tips. Thanks a million for sharing your experiences and making us dream . By the way your pictures are amazing too. Take care . Elodie from France |
| 7th December 2008 manjunath bc | just awesome - From: Northern India, part II wonderful description and high quality superp photographs. it gives a real tour of north india. spendid job. |
| 31st October 2008 Geert Dekkers | great - From: Rajasthan, Part II Great pictures. We are preparing our trip to India and we are in the mood now. |
| 22nd September 2008 sonal | Gujarat - From: Mumbai to Palitana Hi It was great reading your trip, the pic are amazing. I was just wondering how long does it take to get to Ellora and Ajanta from mumbai? Sonal |
| 24th August 2008 anonymous | - From: India - Diu india sucks........kidding !it looks really kool!! |
| 29th July 2008 Dhansukh Thory | Good Approach to develop interest of People - From: Rajasthan, Part II Your site is really good you cover all types of Desert's tradition, architecture, sculpture and music. you also include your personal views. |
| 16th July 2008 Cant tell u who i m | Lov it there - From: India - Diu ello every 1. Im from Diu and I lov it there. It is amazzing. I am goin there nex year. |
| 11th June 2008 anonymous | - From: India - Diu hi everyone in diu , it is my home town and i was born there then i moved i n united kingdom, but still i am missing my home town. but tell u 1 thing is that it is best place to go on holiday. but nrver go on holiday in augest, there is a reason why i am saying this because in augest it rain's alot in that time amd it will spoil your holiday and all the day will go bad. |
| 22nd May 2008 Rahim Malvat | Diu : Geographical landscape of Gujarat - From: India - Diu Hi, I am Rahim, in 1993 First time i have visited Diu, at that time I was student of Geography i was in final year of Master degree . i saw diu it was really good. |
| 6th April 2008 janvi | - From: India - Diu i was born in diu.i miss my home town very much.my home town langauge is gujrati n i somthing say to,diu bovj saru ane farva layk sthar che.wwhen im go to my home town?????????????????i love diu it"s so nice n so beautifulllllllllll |
| 24th February 2008 sami | - From: India - Diu i was born in diu aswell and realy miss the sites |
| 7th February 2008 Deepak Singh | You are a Nut Case but Really Indian In heart - From: Amritsar, Jammu and Kashmir I am from india and could not travel on the Bus roof top which you did and i also want to travel on the top of the train as you must have seen many people do.maye be one day i could do. The reason many indian travel by pony is becasue of health issues as poeple don't exercise much in india. you really travelled in india and as many idiots foreigners to talk about the povery of the county. |
| 26th January 2007 Anon | - From: India - Diu My ancestors are from Diu which I only learnt about recently and it was nice to see some fotos of it. I would love to travel and see it for real one day |
| 18th November 2006 anonymous | - From: India - Diu hi iam am born in diu its cool 2 see diu on website. hope i can enjoy more of my birth town |
| 21st September 2006 amit | so wonderfull !!! - From: Amritsar, Jammu and Kashmir as i am from jammu.but i never see this place with this view!!! great to see it . |
| 14th August 2006 mannz | My Home Town - From: India - Diu hi pple it iz ma home town and i do live dere but now i m in uk.........!!!!! so itz nice 2 see diu again in dis website........da picz init r heavy........n i feel tht i m in diu now.lol ...ehehe......so nice 2 c u DIU again n i hope 2 see u again n again.............. |
| 3rd August 2006 anonymous | - From: India - Diu hi..i was born in diu..m doin architecture in mumbai n my final project is revitalizin da area near diu fort n its interestin to do somethin in my native place. |
| 2nd July 2006 Prem | Beautiful - From: Rajasthan, Part II I am an Indian but I haven't seen the Thar desert yet. Your pics have tempted me to go and see it asap. :) |
| 20th June 2006 sameer dhar | awesome - From: Amritsar, Jammu and Kashmir its awesome, thanks a ton you have brushed the dust on my memory lanes, it was great to see the breattaking pics of kashmir since we left that place 16years back. am planing a visit to kashmir, will surely update by new pics. keep it up cheers |
| 17th June 2006 Hasmukh | - From: India - Diu hi every1 i was born in diu, but currently living in uk. diu is 1 of the very good irland.............. |
| 4th April 2006 Elizabeth | - From: Tunisia - from Arab Towns, to Roman Ruins, to the Southern Rocky Desert Throughly enjoyed your photos and text. I attend college and looking for information on Tunisia so it was very exciting to find your blog. Thanks |
| 1st April 2006 123 | pictures - From: Rajasthan, Part II you have some really cool pictures here, well done. it would be soo useful if you could put a date on them or perhaps the time of the year. well done again!!!!!!! |
| 30th March 2006 nevilleb | - From: Ladakh, part I Nice journal you have here. Just thought I'd add my two cents. :) Its "Juley", not "Joo-lay". Literally translated, it reads as "Good appetite". Don't ask me they why's and how's, but it's used for greetings, goodbyes, the works! I've been to Ladakh myself, but via the Manal-Leh route. I hope to do the Srinagar-Leh route via Kargil someday, to round up the travelling experience. The Kashmiri salted tea -- salt is generally added in generous doses to tea in the highlands. In Tibet (and Ladakh!), it is added to "Tsampa" -- buttered ground barley. I suspect it has to do with raising the blood pressure in order to mitigate the crushing headaches that are common at the higher altitudes. An excess of salt in the body tends to make one retain more water, which can only mitigate the dehydration one is prone to at such high altitudes. You have some very good images up. Keep shooting! Neville Bulsara http://www.nevillebulsara.com Travel and Documentary photography |
| 27th March 2006 shilpa | 25 may 2006 - From: India - Diu hi everyone in india. i like india very much and i was born in india byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee |
| 21st February 2006 Nirmal shah | Very good approach for India. - From: Mumbai to Palitana Hi Fernando you wrote a very good artical on Indian Historical places.As I am Indian and I am very happy when I read this article but there are thousands of places and each place has its own reputation and own belief, you will find diffrent kind of experiance. If you want to know something more than I will give you the information about that. Nirmal Shah nirmalshah22@yahoo.com |
| 13th February 2006 Nehali | thanks - From: India - Diu Hi, i was born in india and i like it very much too like you did, it looks like you had so much fun. |
| 6th February 2006 Mizzie | great writings! - From: Tunisia - from Arab Towns, to Roman Ruins, to the Southern Rocky Desert felt like i was right there with ya... beautiful photos as usual ;) |
| 31st January 2006 Esteban | quick peek - From: Tunisia - from Arab Towns, to Roman Ruins, to the Southern Rocky Desert I haven't had time to read the blog, but the pics look great! I'll read it when i'm not overflowing with work... |
| 30th January 2006 TominVB | Superb - From: Tunisia - from Arab Towns, to Roman Ruins, to the Southern Rocky Desert Thank you for the journal. Looking forward to reading more. |
| 30th January 2006 shdw100 | WOW - From: Tunisia - from Arab Towns, to Roman Ruins, to the Southern Rocky Desert Yet another adventure in the Darthmilmo playbook! Wonderful scenery and commentary. You certainly had an eventful time! |
| 27th January 2006 Jenny | - From: Northern India, part II Wow! Amazing pictures and a lot of information. Thanks! |
| 11th December 2005 Neil | - From: Mumbai to Palitana Great pics and narrative |
| 9th November 2005 araby | really incredible pics and info - From: Northern India, part II ... and thanks for your input in a forum reply in VT... that's how I found out about your blog... ... best regards ....... araby |
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