Let’s do the time warp
Time, as I’m used to has stopped. The familiar handles are no longer there. Rowing on a Saturday morning, shopping
Time, as I’m used to has stopped. The familiar handles are no longer there. Rowing on a Saturday morning, shopping
After two days and nights living on a station and a train, I find myself in Mumbai. In the end
Lying on my bed I’m aware the clock is ticking as the fan above my head whirrs at full speed.
On the road just after dawn, trying to avoid the worst of the heat I set off from the motel
“Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them, humanity cannot survive.” — The 14th Dalai Lama I can’t recall
And so the wheel turns to complete the circle. After nearly 40 years I find my self back in Manali.
And so the big adventure begins. It’s been a long time coming and a busy few weeks in the lead
I prefer not to plan my trips. Sure I generally have a guiding star that gives a trip purpose and direction.
“You’re traveling to West Africa with your folding bike to raise money for a project in Uganda, with two people
Sitting in my kitchen, a few days before Christmas, a few days left at work before I retire, I have