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Hitching
It is the journey not the destination. What an experience. Adventure and stories for a lifetime.

LOL!
Only just got around to reading this one, Paul. Hilarious! Keep smiling!

Walls
Wow

Turkey
Progress is not always good. Sounds like we'd better get to this section of the world before 2017. Negative and positive impacts out of all choices. Politics, wars and decisions all impact the locals around the world.

Wanting a hawker
Desperate times are afoot when you are actually thinking you want or need a hawker. Like the looks of this town. Enjoy exploring.

An amazing trip
This is beautiful.

Beautiful balloons
Great photo.

Love your good quotes
What a great trip. Eager to read more.

Hey Paul, As always,feels good to read about your ongoing adventures.Very nice description of a village which is so different and unbelievably a part of the same India that we stay in :) Now that Summer's already here,keep cool in Kullu :) Looking forward to your next entry. Best Regards PD.

Love the stone
and relieved you actually have a travel kitchen!! Heard all about the upcoming Greek trip - WOW

My favourite is Green Tea with honey, fresh lime juice, ginger and a mix of either/or pepper, cinnamon, cloves and cardamom.
Yep, I could go with those as amongst my favourite flavours. I'm not in a very good "space" (as the jargon goes) at the moment, having been told that the damage to my ulnar nerve ("funny bone") seems to be permanent i.e. irreversible with the consequence that I have no control over the 4th and 5th digits of my right hand. So I have to get pleasure by osmosis regarding new and interesting experiences, which is why, perhaps, I get so much pleasure from your blog (in addition to the fact that you write well and photograph well, and both of these are interests of mine.) Our 3rd grandchild is due 2nd April. With Natalie coming 3.5 weeks early, and Daniel being induced because he was overdue, their is absolutely no reliability in regard to due date. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

Lucid and written with a lot of clarity. It is sad to see the Hijras, and you a

Rare to see women like this out and about in the market - Shivratri an exception
I'm interested to know if there is something about those women in particular ("women like this") that makes it rare for them to be seen out and about in the market, or if in general it is rare to see women "like this i.e. out and about in the market".