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You are helping me relive my old times in Amdavad. Senti kar diya yaar.
You are helping me relive my old times in Amdavad. Senti kar diya yaar.
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awesome stuff pankaj...remind's me of the bacardi tag line "life's calling...where r u"..
A surely surreal experience that too so soon in your journey to enjoy the varied landscapes as well as the different cultures spread across a single state...
kudos to you mate...keep riding & ride safesigpic
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Superb pankaj.. your log is never enough man..!! to kill my thirst, i read twice..!!
Brinjal.. great..!!
Blog : Mumbai - Leh - Mumbai : 21 Days, 6500kms. Journey to Heaven..June'09
GreatIndianRide - West India on a 110cc for over a month
Mumbai-Leh-Mumbai - A Sequel : July'11 (Blog coming soon)
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Hehe 'wringna no odo'
hehe i toh wud have starved to death. Lolz the balancing antenna too was too good
And what is making u forget things every time ?? Gues u get too excited to thumb the starter
I am very excited anbout your trip and shall be keeping my eyes stuck in here
best of luck
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Friends, have uploaded a small video of my trip on my blog, pls do try and have a look at it. Its ur comments n rating that will help me know which way i need to go http://blog.hornokplz.tv/2010/01/ind...y-video-1.html
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Truly fascinating. Thanks for bringing some facts that I wouldn't have known otherwise. You are a true explorer. Keep up the spiritOriginally posted by Pankaj trivedi View PostDay 9
Siddis are decendants of african migrants that arrived here over 600 years ago. They are natives of gujarat, they continue living the African way speaking the local dialect. Most of them have taken to islaam. Their dressing and lifestyles are Indianised over the years, while looks and hairstyles remain african in origin. A truly unique community by itself did not stop amusing me.
They indulge in variety of activity for earning a living. To mention some would be selling vegetables, conductor in a local bus, a guide in the forest. It was an experiece worth a visit to this unusual place. I was also a bit scary as they seemed a bit aggressive in demanding money for the pictures taken, more so as it is in Africa -- Masai mara and some parts of Sri Lanka where the pole fishing is done.
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I went through the whole log again today.
Your travel dairy is really b'ful.Comment
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Nice updates dude...and some nice pics...keep 'em flowing...Comment
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