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Hotel Grand Nagpur

Mayo Hospital Road Nagpur, Maharashtra, India

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Dubai UAE to Nagpur, India

A travel blog entry by harry4123

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With no avgas at my originally intended stop of Ahmedabad, India, I targeted Nagpur, India (VANP) instead. Late the night before the flight, I did get confirmation on a fuel pump being available at Nagpur to take the avgas out of the barrels and put in in the plane.

This is a much longer flight from Dubai to Nagpur than to Ahmedabad, some 1350 nm, so I planned an early start from Dubai in order to land in daylight at Nagpur- leave for the airport at ...

Come on England!!

A travel blog entry by nathan-claire

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... factor was that the toilet smelt worse on the outside than it did on the inside.

So day of first world cup match arrived and we headed out in the car we had booked for the day. The ground as mentioned earlier was a way away and transport afterwards would be a problem so we shared the car with the Goa boys. Immediate communication probs with the driver were apparent as he didnt quite get the idea of picking the others up at their ...

Where It All Began (Part 2)

A travel blog entry by repeatthedose

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... emotional visit, with lots of photographs taken, memories described and a prayer said by the Reverend on our behalf. We were also treated to a tour of the manse (as it is still called!) and to cake and cold drinks. We left with promises to write and send photographs, and astonished both by the experience and the hospitality shown to us. It was a truly memorable and special occasion.

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My travel to Varanasi

A travel blog entry by sid15

... o’clock, which gave us time to eat breakfast. We sat in a wooden shack café and watched a tiny, brown mouse clamber around on the shelving while the owner prepared us perfect omelettes. It was no surprise to find that the bank didn’t deal with traveller’s cheques but we were reliably informed that their other branch did. We took a trishaw to the City branch but of course they didn’t change traveller’s cheques either. The assistant ...

Nanital - or it seems more like Ilfracombe

A travel blog entry by jenrog

... they did not have tonic so I had a vodka, lime and soda and Rog had a beer, we ate in their restaurant, the food was good, if a little spicy - not chilli nay hay! it was very surreal being attended to by a fleet of waiters who were very reminicient of the era of the Raj. Hassan invited us to accompany him to another lake further down - so off we went - we thought we had found a friendly Indian, a genuine person, but when we got back, he requested a donation towards ...

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