http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Afghanistan/ Travel adventures in journals and photos from Asia , Afghanistan en-us Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:01:02 +0000 Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:01:02 +0000 Day 49 Friday 31st MarchI was very worried about the NZ girl and how she would survive without any money. So I negotiated with the manager of the hotel a pair of my albeit old western shoes to pay for a few nights rent and some food. I left for the Ariana airline office for 8am. Most of my fellow passengers were Americans and Canadians. The proceedure through the airport was fairly slow. I not http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Afghanistan/East/Kabul/blog-784908.html Day 48 Thursday 30th MarchToday would be the last one in Kabul. I had to return to the clothes shop as some of the seams on my jacket needed strengthening. It was nearly 11am and so I had about an hour to get to the site of the Noon Gun. I walked out of town along the river and although I could see the fortications in the distance I had trouble finding the route to get there. Too late the gun f http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Afghanistan/East/Kabul/blog-784902.html Day 47 Wednesday 29th MarchI was still feeling off colour and was worrying at the prospect of being left in a sickly state in Kabul whilst my friends moved miles away on towards Pakistan. Fortunately by midday my health started to improve and I began to feel hungry clearly a good sign. By 2pm I felt well enough to walk to the Post Office and to my relief my post included a package containin http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Afghanistan/East/Kabul/blog-784628.html Day 46 Tuesday 28th MarchIt was one of those quiet days which a traveller needs every now and again. I sat on the verandah of my hotel and read some of the travel brochures which I had acquired from the Indian Embassy in London. It would appear that heading south would be impractical due to time limitations and the potential heat. After lunch I headed towards the bazaar. En route I met the Cana http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Afghanistan/East/Kabul/blog-784625.html Day 45 Monday 27th MarchIt was time to do some planning for the next part of the journey and assess whether it was possible to cross borders into India. First stop was the bus company for times and fares for journeys to Peshawar. Second stop was the Indian Embassy but unfortunately they were no help and only confirmed that the border was closed. I decided to go to the British Embassy which was o http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Afghanistan/East/Kabul/blog-783731.html Day 44 Saturday 26th MarchA great start to the day with the first hot shower since Teheran. 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