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Hole in the wall
... as we all know, is famous for it's horrendous weather. Coimbatore, however, would definitely appeal to a Bangalorean, for example, who comes from a city where the weather is never unpleasant. The last time I went to Coimbatore was in the month of October this year and I would say, without any exaggeration, that the weather was just surprisingly brilliant. With occasional rains, chilly breezes blowing throughout, and a good amount ...
Mountain Railway
... lästig, doch er wendete sich einfach nicht ab. Der obligate Spruch zum Ende durfte dann aber auch nicht fehlen: "Making picture with my family at train stopp? please......" Beim Austeigen waren wir aber zu schnell für ihn und für einmal entgingen wir dem Fototermin. An Bahnhof hätten wir ca. 2 Std auf den Zug warten müssen, der uns in die nächste grosse Stadt (Coimbatore) gebracht hätte. Da es aber schon 17h30 war, entschieden wir uns für ...
Car capital
... the rooftop restaurant, we ate dinner here both nights and enjoyed the night views.
First things first find the nearest pizza place! Dominos just a walk away gave us the energy to step out into the heat.
We did a quick search online for malls in the area and there was one not far from us that was opening in a months time. We asked the staff at the ...
First Day of Training Course
... a PowerPoint presentation Ilona had prepared. It seemed to go well and we had a good discussion afterwards.
Devi, back on form, suggested a walk and so Anuradha, Raheem and I joined her for a trek which took us down into the valley past some small farming communities and tea plantations. This was very small scale agriculture, dictated partly by the steep terrain which would admit no heavy machinery but even so the sense was of a poor and antiquated way of working, ...
Lesson #1: You Can't Take Culture Personally
... like something so silly to me. It isn't something that we even think about back in the US. If we want to go somewhere and if we want to go with certain people, we just go. No rules, no curfew. It just seems so foreign to me.
But that is just it, isn't it. Foreign. I am in a foreign country. Things are different. Not just for me, but for everyone. I don't know how to deal with these rules all the time and I am glad that I ...
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