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Date: 3rd April 2011

Mr
Happy rongali bihu

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 1st April 2011


The Sacrifices has been part of many religions . In islam on Eid .. In christainity on thanks giving ..turkey ... hence its just the way to see things .. when we can eat non veg and chop it for eating ....why cant we cut them out in god name and then eat them later on. ? The temple you visited is related to occult practises and is for attaining higher powers ... which are forbidden for a common man ... jai maa Kamakhaya !!

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 11th March 2011

Maa thanks tumne mere anchal me zindagime itni khushiya di thanks alot maa meri maa
Thanks ma a

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 10th January 2011

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Assamese Rongali Bihu vidou

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 19th October 2010

memories of my past
I was chargman of GREF costruction co no. 662. the road from Daporijo to Along was build under my command on complitionof this sector I was moved to take over sector from DAPORIJO to C.P orCEE PEE {not sure of name} this last camp was also named after me as SHARMA CAMP. From the pictures I see now DAPORIJO has changed a a lot ,long time comming since 1961-1963. I wonder what Lekhabali looks like now where it all started for me.........Ken Sharma

From Blog: Central Arunachal Pradesh
Date: 6th October 2010

jaggu
i like this temple.it"s nice

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 5th May 2010

So much has changed in Vietnam
Hi Jim great blog we still need to have a beer and discuss the massive changes going on in Vietnam Peter


Date: 30th April 2010

Meghalaya - Where the rain never stops
Check this Meghalaya related travel article also... Meghalaya - Where the rain never stops

From Blog: Shillong, Meghalaya State
Date: 27th July 2009

Magnificiency
Guwahati a very nice place. i Myself is from here. I like my home town very much & i'm very delighted to see some photos here. Whoever have published those photos , I than k him vey much..............

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 29th May 2009

Re: mushroom suppliers
Hi Hsieh Hsiang Chee. I'm from Shillong. I can probably get you a mushroom supplier if you're really interested. Where are you based? Please post your email address here if you want to be contacted further... if Jim has no objections, that is .^_^. Hope you don't mind, Jim. Just trying to help out a fellow mushroom-connoisseur.

From Blog: Shillong, Meghalaya State
Date: 23rd February 2009

Shillong safety and food..
Hi Shasta..well it's been almost a year...things change quickly..but we felt perfectly safe there, and the food was fine, although I wouldn't say it was stunning, either. Finding accommodation was a hassle - there just seemed to be a shortage generally. It is a nice place and the locals were really friendly. Bo a google for "shillong" and "news" to get an update on any current issues that might have a security impact...and just keep checking local papers while you're in the North East and you should be fine. Try for Arunachal if you can while there - it's brilliant!

From Blog: Shillong, Meghalaya State
Date: 9th February 2009


Jim, Hello there ... we are getting ready to go to Shillong in about 2 1/2 weeks. What can you tell me about the food, the safety, the transportation ...etc. We have lived in Africa for the last 2 years so accustomed to a lot of things that mist might not. However, you know first hand experience is the best. Thanks. Shasta

From Blog: Shillong, Meghalaya State
Date: 22nd May 2008

Damn those filters
It's way too much trouble trying to get the site unblocked from overseas I've found, so if it is blocked, I guess that's one more educational opportunity lost. I guess I'll know better next time....

From Blog: Transit, via Thailand
Date: 22nd May 2008


I liked Daporijo because it had a bit of the wild west (or in this case east) feel to it... But I suppose it is a bit of a shithole... Ha, ha, ha... Nice pics and stories!

From Blog: Central Arunachal Pradesh
Date: 20th May 2008

wandering with you
James, your travels are great reading, very evocative. We are reading between the lines and can appreciate some of the difficulties of public transport!! Glad you can still smile after being sick, hope you are feeling better. Keep enjoying yourself...

From Blog: A confluence missed.
Date: 19th May 2008

Latitude and longitude
I'll try and build a map in here - that'll give you an idea where I was - but probably make the blog load slower...:( Yes I still carry the GPS, but all the originally planned confluence visits have gone out the window - I blogged why about the first one, and as for the ones in Arunachal - they MIGHT seem possible looking at a google earth map, but once you see the terrain/vegetation up close?!!! Each needs a serious expedition...and I didn't have the time. Still, I did notice there's one in the Andamans............lol

From Blog: Western Arunachal Pradesh
Date: 16th May 2008

G'day from SRC!
Hi Mr. Richardson! It's Molly here on behalf of the SRC. We would have commented earlier but none of us check our school emails (as you know) and also this site is blocked at school (of course). Sounds like you're having a good time! Those are nice pictures too. Hope everything is well! From, Captains, Vice Captains (except Ryan) and other SRC members.

From Blog: Western Arunachal Pradesh
Date: 13th May 2008

Portal blockage
Bianca: I'll log into my DET a/c and email them - they did unblock it but maybe only at my page level?.or else the right hand has undone what the left hand did? Thanks for the comment and I hope you are relaxing as well as studying...;)

From Blog: Transit, via Thailand
Date: 9th May 2008

Challenging times
Fascinating reading! Please keep up the news and photos, but look after yourself.

From Blog: A confluence missed.
Date: 8th May 2008


P.S, tried looking at your blog from school today and it doens't work.....site blocked. am accessing this from home...your plan didn't work

From Blog: Transit, via Thailand
Date: 8th May 2008


Aha!!! But here I am, a student reading the travel diary of Mr Richardson. I'm sorry it took me so long but I have only just checked my school emails. What with exams and holidays. Sorry sir.

From Blog: It never rains.....
Date: 4th May 2008

People are worried about me?
Hmmm...they'd be even more worried if I included descriptions of the roads and driving!! Try Googling for "North East India" + terrorism, too, if you really want to scare them. On the other hand, life is inherently tenuous, so best make the most of it.

From Blog: A confluence missed.
Date: 3rd May 2008

too good
You might have missed the confluence but wow ! what a trip. reminds me of heart of darkness - that intense. No new here. all fine . I follow your blog with interest but some of the others are worried for you! They think you would be much safer in Europe! Helen

From Blog: A confluence missed.
Date: 21st April 2008

Yes, Bihu was great...
and I must thank you for your advice about trying to line up people for permits BEFORE getting there..we haven't met that many travellers here in the North East.

From Blog: More from Guwahati
Date: 20th April 2008


Thanks Jim It feels as though we are experiencing some of your travels. It has motivated Greg to do the same when we go to China love Colleen

From Blog: Kolkata and Guwahati





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