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Running is an Adventure
I compiled a story about our running adventures and (tips) for exploring the world by running. You can find it in our local running club newsletter or the specific Word document I composed to share with others: Running is an Adventure.
Posted in International, Running, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Adventure, blog, International, Running, story
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Summary: 70 Days and Over 55,000 Miles of Travel
Some people have asked, how many miles did we travel in the 70 day sabbatical? I did a quick calculation this morning: we flew over 53,000 miles on flights and over 2,000 miles of travel by ships, trains, buses, cars, tuk-tuks, … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, International, story, Travel
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Last Night in Nepal
Before we left, we had a nice diner in Nepal at Krishnarpan at the Dwarkika’s hotel so I took a few pics with my Windows Phone 8 (Lumia 920) 🙂 It was a gorgeous hotel with numerous fountains, sculptures and … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, casino, International, Krishnarpan, Nepal, Soaltee, Travel
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Touring the Kathmandu Valley
Nepal is known by the phrase “Never Ending Peace and Love”. We found Nepal to be a very secular country despite being a formal Hindu state. Today, we spent most of our time in the 3 cities including Kathmandu. The … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Chabahil, freak street, Gurkha, International, Kathmandu, monkeys, Nepal, Rhesus, Stupa, tour, Travel
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Travelling to Nepal
Once we landed in Nepal, it became clear that the US Marines were on some kind of special mission here. They had a half a dozen soldiers guarding the C-130 from the Nepalese army…some of them were carrying WWII era … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Hiking, International, Kathmandu, Nepal, tour, Travel
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Experiencing and Touring Varanasi India
We spent a few days in Varanasi. This is a big city, over 4 million people, much different than the countryside of Khajuraho. The traffic is a deadlock at rush hour, but we were able to walk down the street … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, cremation, funerals, Ganges River, India, International, Kumbh Mela, Travel, Varanasi
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The Exotic Temples of Khajuraho India
Today, in Khajuraho, we visited the famous western and eastern temples in this remote area in central India. If the area was full of jungles, I would have thought we were in Cambodia. The structures and detail was amazing. These … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Chandela, India, International, Khajuraho, Museum, Travel
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Central India
Today, we headed south from Agra on a train to Jhansi. This was yet another interesting and different experience. The trains stop for 3 minutes – and you must aggressively plan to get yourself and bags aboard, as nobody will … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, India, International, Jhansi, Movie, Museum, Orchha, Singularity, tour, train, Travel
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Taj Mahal in Agra India
This morning we woke up early to visit the famous Taj Mahal. The long lines form quickly and at 6:30 AM, the people are lined up like cattle to go through security checks and pat downs to get into the … Continue reading
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Tagged Agra, blog, fort, India, International, Museum, Taj Mahal, Travel
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New and Old Delhi India
We explored around Delhi a little more today. It is definitely easy to get around by walking, but you have to fend off the tuk-tuk drivers every 60 seconds. They cost almost nothing, but unless you are inside one…they won’t … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Delhi, India, International, Museum, Old Delhi, Presidential Palace, Republic Day, Travel
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