Hotel International Jalandhar

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... sky, and due to that the morning was even colder, so only crazy guys can think riding a bike in that condition. We were going on normal speed @ 50-60kmph, actually enjoying the ride, after 1 hour we reached at Banga, and our eyes met and we stoped exactly at tea shop, we had tea and were chating and planning about our next stop. After 10 minuts of tea n rest, we moved towards Garshankar, from banga there is road which turns left towards ...

... joined by some brave bathers, it was pretty chilly and overcast. The whole place was much calmer than both Neetu and I had expected.. no one ever asked for money or tried to sell anything...it was very nice.... So far it has been 3 days and I have yet to see another white person....or even a non-indian tourist. What a feeling! In the afternoon Neetu's aunt took us to Malpur, the town where both of Neetu's ...

... Quarter. Anyway he replied positive, and we planned to meet at around 1pm with bikes at "Billa Service" a local and best Mechanic for HH's. He did the service and told that the engine was perfect for any trip, but he said the chain set needs to be changed as he has done the last adjustment (jugaar), he asked me whether i want to change the chain set now or later, as with adjustment it can run around 300-400kms, and i ...

Day 206 Fri 2nd June 2006 A day of rest in Pind - well kind of... I didn't sleep a wink last night, I think the tablet I got yesterday were too strong! I was showered and ready for the world by 7am! Strong or not the tablets worked, I feel fine if a little thinner for the experience (I don't know how much thinner I can get though) I had a bite to eat and decided to go visit my cousin in Memowaal (Thai's daughter,), she has been saying for ...

... him for a bit. He was at a bar called Tango Charlie, they had an awesome sign outside the place (see pic), Danny you would have loved it there! I got back to the office at 4.30pm and Arun was asleep. I didn't want to wake him so I jumped on the net for a while. When he eventually woke up he said he had to go somewhere and would be back in 15 minutes. It was gone 6.30pm by the time he returned so things were getting late. We left the office and ...

... over the place for treatment. It was the first time I had actually sat down and talked with them about things, Auntie wanted to know about the last few moments before uncle passed away. By the end we were reminiscing about what a fantastic life uncle had lived and what a difference he had made to people lives, not just the family but other people who he met in during his amazing life. He was one in a million...

... We went to the same place as last night, I had a delicious cinnamon bun, while the other two had Aloo Parathey. We went for a walk after breakfast in the general direction of Mcload Ganj. I remembered from the last time I was here, that there was a monastery (or that's what I thought it was then) up in the mountains. I wanted to go and have another look so off we went. About 2 minutes into the trek up the mountain Gagan and Soma said they were tired and sat on a bench. I went on ...

... going back to the UK and he agreed to take Anil's Dhol case back, so I went to drop it off to him. We were not having much luck with the car hunt so I called Gauthem and he gave me the number of a police officer friend of his called Ajay, he quite high up in the police and is one of those plain clothed officers that doesn't actually have to do anything! He was free today so we picked him up and he took us around to a few people he knew ...

... detailed account of her escape. She said she had never heard of the Dalai Lama or that Tibet had been an independent country until she was sixteen, when her history teacher (who was Chinese, actually) broke policy and risked telling the class about Tibet's history, keeping a few students stationed at the door to keep watch for Chinese hall patrollers. Tsering was so moved by the story that she decided she would go to India to see the Dalai Lama as soon as she was able. A few ...