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Asia, the subcontinent 2008/2009
Chaos. Wonderful, utter, chaos.
   
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Mcleod Ganj, Delhi fog 162
Mcleod Ganj, frost, sushi, temples, thangkas 124
Kathmandu, Chitwan, the purple sea of Delhi 133
Hell ends, back to Kathmandu (yippee) 143
Hell continued 149
Kathmandu descends to hell on earth, the long walk begins 139
Kathmandu, blue skies and stupas 133
Pokhara and Kathmandu, joyriding goats and city gardens 133
Nepal: photo gallery (2) 134
Pokhara: mountains, lakes, peace 166
Nepal: photo gallery (1) 176
Varanassi to Pokhara, the great escape 167
Rishikesh and Varanassi, Hindu holy 133
Agra and back to Delhi, the Taj Mahal and dirty sheets 137
Delhi: anniversaries, scams and holy cows 105
Spiti Valley, part three 134
Spiti Valley, part two 104
Spiti Valley, part one 160
Leh to Manali, desolation and pine forests 128
Leh, palaces and gompas 129
Into Ladakh 152
Jammu, Srinigar, Kashmir and the tomb of Jesus 137
India: photo gallery (2) 131
Chamba to Jammu, the city of filth 94
McCleod Ganj to Chamba, 1000-year-old temples 98
McCleod Ganj, oracles and reflections on leaders 109
McCleod Ganj, walking sacred circuits 118
Day 306: from McCleod Ganj, prayer wheels and mandalas 147
Day 303: From McCleod Ganj, teachings with the Dalai Lama 148
From Manali to McCleod Ganj, a slight brush with death 161
India: Photo gallery (1) 191
From Delhi to Manali, into the Himalayas 155
Asia, the subcontinent: the route 205
 
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  • Asia, the south east 2009  ( 9 items )
    Sunshine, beaches, traffic, genocide and secret wars, strange food, Angkor Wat.
      
  • Middle East 2007/2008  ( 17 items )
    A slight change of plan (it always happens...) but still on our way to Angkor Wat and dreams of Cambodia (and now eating much better local food, to be grateful for the little things, although Alison refuses to eat horse).
      
  • Africa 2007  ( 25 items )

    This is one crazy idea, I will agree. Going overland from Cape Town to Angkor Wat, the ancient temple complexes in Cambodia. Using whatever transport we can find. People have done crazier things.

     

  • Insane Ideas  ( 5 items )
    The highest pendulum swing in the world, shark cage diving, whale watching, jumping out of an aeroplane...
      
  • Journalism  ( 64 items )
    Published articles.

  • Asia 2004/2005  ( 20 items )
    Shanti shanti. I learnt many things in my travels through Asia but the one that stands out the most is the Indian concept of shanti shanti. There is a wisdom in the things that are happening. Not that we must blindly accept these things - for I have realised we have more power than most to change our realities - just that things happen for a reason, and we must follow the reason. Peacefully. If it hasn’t killed you yet, it probably won’t. Asia has always appealed to me. This was my second trip to the continent and it is still, for me, a place of deep spiritual intensity and grace.
      
  • Book Reviews  ( 50 items )
    I am an avid reader. When I came back from Asia I discovered travel books – books by people who travel, just like me – and I have devoured their pages, their adventures, their descriptions. Some writers have the most insane ideas, and yet the ideas are possible, great epics of imagination and perseverance. I know that, to travel, you need the strength to move mountains. And people with the added patience to write about it and inspire armchair and intrepid travellers alike, well, they have my respect.
      
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