hopefully, that is. We’ve been waiting for my Indian visa to come through and now that I’ve got that, Ben (G) and Andrew have got “tummy trouble” and don’t reckon they can manage the 7 hour bus journey down to Pokhara. There are stops on the way but one quick glance at the toilets is all you need to make you decide that actually maybe you can make it without. Except they can’t. I think they’ll be ok tomorrow but then I thought Ben (P) would be ok the morning we went rafting and he wasn’t so my diagnosis and prediction skills have obviously yet to be perfected. Read more »
seen far too many temples.
seen far too many monkeys.
seen far too many touts, drug-dealers, fruit-sellers, flute-sellers, and sellers-of-practically-anything-else-it-is-possible-to-sell.
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met up with everyone ok. their plane was delayed and there’s no announcement system or anyone you can ask so I waited about 1 and three quarter hours with our taxi driver for them to finally emerge but we got there in the end. went to swayambounath and pashupati today which was cool and everyone’s used about a roll each taking pictures of monkeys… it’s funny, you could really see the gang warfare between the monkeys and the dogs at swayabounath. they both walked about in clans all looking very cool and powerful but they would attack each other (for show more than anything) and glare at each other menacingly… Read more »
I know many of you don’t bother reading these round emails sent to everybody who was foolish enough to give me their email address (well actually I don’t know but I know that I don’t read them sometimes
and I count as at least two people so that’s good enough) so I decided to do a bullet-point summary of the text for those of you with little or no time to spare.
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for those of you concerned at the missing subject in the previous email, let me put your minds and hearts at rest. The subject has now been found and is currently in hospital in what the doctors assure me is a stable condition. Read more »
hiya people
currently in kathmandu where internet access is cheaper than in england so making the best of it…
got here fine but my bag got sidetracked and went somewhere else. managed to collect that this morning though so everything’s ok. big change of scene.
hello children.
you’re on my travel mailing list.
wow.
that means you’ll be receiving riveting up-to-the-minute bulletins of mine, Andrew’s, Ben’s and Ben’s adventures around the globe. if you’d rather not be receiving this write to your MP or other local government representative and complain bitterly, then write me an email saying so.
on the other hand, if you know of someone who you think could benefit from receiving this valuable gift, please do not hesitate to hit them with a marrow.
that’ll be all for now.
affectionate emotions,
T.