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    last day in India

    INDIA | Wed, 26 Feb 2014 | By blomies | Views [507]

    Namaste, here's a traveller's tale from 27 February 2014: Rishikesh is built along the banks of the Ganges. Early morning yoga had readied me for a long, brisk walk in the drizzle. We had chanted: Om Saha navavatu, Saha nau bhunaktu, Saha veeryah ... Read more >

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    The Medina and me

    TUNISIA | Mon, 16 Aug 2010 | By aussiechick_007 | Views [908]

    Journal entry " The medina of Tunisia is very large and is fascinating. Its narrow winding alleys and covered bazaars are crammed with craft workshops, painters, metal workers, jewellery stalls, leather goods shops,perfumers, hole in the ... Read more >

    Tags: coffee, friendship, fun, hospitality, lost, maze-like, medina, sights, smells, sounds

     

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    HAWILI RIVER II - This is a tributary of Hawili River I. Unlike Hawili River I, this is characterized by rocks and immense jumble of boulders along its two and a half kilometers stretch. This is a rich vein of Jurassic marvels, especially of ammonites and bivalves. It is cradled in a lush landscape of vegetation. Brooding hills are planted to coconut, bamboo, palm trees, banana and a variety of fruit trees. Lofty trees have been reduced in number because of selective cutting and some were sacrificed to high charcoal demand in the last 4 years. For a new comer this rustic sight is lovely. During summer, the river flow no longer reaches down Hawili River I.: by mangyan, Views[504]
    HAWILI RIVER II - This is a tributary of Hawili River I. Unlike Hawili River I, this is characterized by rocks and immense jumble of boulders along its two and a half kilometers stretch. This is a rich vein of Jurassic marvels, especially of ammonites and bivalves. It is cradled in a lush landscape of vegetation. Brooding hills are planted to coconut, bamboo, palm trees, banana and a variety of fruit trees. Lofty trees have been reduced in number because of selective cutting and some were sacrificed to high charcoal demand in the last 4 years. For a new comer this rustic sight is lovely. During summer, the river flow no longer reaches down Hawili River I.

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    It is of utmost importance that we repeat our mistakes as a reminder to future generations of the depths of our stupidity. Hahaha: by wilski, Views[1109]
    It is of utmost importance that we repeat our mistakes as a reminder to future generations of the depths of our stupidity. Hahaha

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