Casino Kochi
Willingdon Island Kochi, Kerala, 682 003, India
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The Burning Of Father Christmas.
... which included one called "Pink Floyd The Wall" and had four men dressed up as school girls, with guitars repeatedly playing the song and another in the shape of a rice boat with westerners (actual westerners) sitting around a table.
Yesterday, while drinking chai at our regular street stall a pesky crow was in the palm trees and a small baby coconut was unlodged and fell directly onto Zed's head - the noise was like a crack and ...
Overnight celebrity....
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So after that I had my tea and breakfast. We went to the local restaurant. I cant really call it a restaurant but if you’ve been ...
Our last week in India
... Went on a couple of rides but were were put off by the lack of hygiene of some of the people there. There were some shocking smells knocking about. And some of the pools of water were questionable.
Another day we took a tuk tuk to a shopping mall. I was wanting to buy a bra but after looking in the shop window I decided I didn't want to look like Madonna in the "Like a Virgin" video. There is nothing attractive about pointy boobs. We ended ...
Schiffchen fahren und grüne Tänzer
... hatte es auch wieder angefangen zu regnen. Nach ein paar Minuten im Dunkeln auf der Hauptstrasse entschlossen wir uns, nach einem Taxi zu fragen. Ob Gringo-Preis oder nicht, war uns in diesem Moment voellig egal. Wir fanden sogar einen Mitfahrer, der ebenfalls nach Karwar wollte. Also gings ab im Taxi die 40 km fuer insgesamt satte 1.000 Rupien (ca. 14 Euro).
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May-time! Indian Summer.
... like anywhere else I'll ever go. Just miles and miles of secluded, rural water-ways. We went in a group on a boat which was driven (is that the right word? Not really) along by a huge bamboo stick - a bit like a large punt - and I also opted for a smaller boat to explore the tiny off-shoots that go through the villages that live off the river. The amount of people that live in such an isolated area is so alien to me and it make me both jealous and grateful for my ...



