Royal Park Residence Dhaka City

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... I would send an e-mail out to the distribution and might let them know that I had posted a series of blogs and encourage them to look at them. I did not want to bug recipients with a number of e-mails on the same day. Hope there is something in all this that is helpful. Marty ______ Marty's Bangladesh Travel Blog (November-December 2007) Marty's Indonesia-Indi-Bangldesh Trvel Blog (August-September 2008) ______

... their own home and sells the excess energy to others around them who can not who can not afford to buy a system themselves. They purchase their solar panels from Kyocera in Japan. They are paying $3 - $4 per panel - be they 40, 50, 65, 85, 120 or 13 watt. Their 6 watt flourescent lamp comes from Toshiba in Japan and costs them $1.50. Grameen Shakti is very big in biogas ...

... finances have to be raised urgently, for the hospital to be able to commence operations by end of 2009. There are minimal cancer facilities in Bangladesh and many people in both urban and rural areas of the country are dying due to lack of hospitals and doctors, to serve their cancer needs. It is estimated that there are 1,000,000 people in Bangladesh who already have cancer and 200,000 new patients are added each year. Currently ...

... across the 12 by 20 surface making sure that it's all flat. Department of Defense in Reyenda!? When we heard that we'd be working with the US department of defense we were all surprised. What was the US department of defense doing in Rayenda, Bangladesh? As things turned out the DOD had sent their "hearts and minds" branch out to assess the cyclone hit area to see what they could do to help. Now our DOD friends were quite a motley crew. Somehow working for the US DOD we had ...

... they would send a taxi by to pick me up at 9:00 AM in the morning, I had a sneaky suspicion I wouldn't be seeing a taxi at 09:00 AM in the morning. And sure enough 09:00 AM in the morning came and went and to my utter sigust: no taxi. MNFF tried a number of times to get in touch, and after they did manage to speak to someone, they announced triumpantly that I should "just wait here, as the taxi would be here at 10:45 AM" (obviously having spoken to Mr Useless). At ...

... but my grandfather's brother is developing seeds for summer veggies), beans, squash... everything! and we could eat anything we wanted to! We spent a lot of time just roaming around the villages, talking to people, wandering the gardens. We talked and visited the villagers houses and felt like celebrities because everybody would come out of their house and keep following us... at one point there were 30 children following us at least! We went to a potter's ...

... i mean freeway, all the way to a huge and receptive green. it's a slut. a huge drive (for me anyway) left me 200 yards to go which i did very well with my 5-wood. 2-on and 2-putt for par. hole number 8: 275 yards, par 4 this has got to be the shortest par 4 in the annals of golf but there is a catch, actually a few catches. first there is a virtual forest about 100 yards from the green. then there is a brick water trough 20 yards in front of the green to deflate the big ...

... rest of the gang were staying for 4 weeks. We were flying by Air India from Heathrow to Dhaka with a stop at Kolkata. Flight was at 10pm check in at 7pm. Week One Departure day: Because the flight was in the evening we were able to do some last minute packing during the day, I even had time to get a hair cut! My parents were monitoring the political situation in Bangladesh there was strikes going on for 3 days from the day ...

... required.  It just so 'appened that Mrs R's former work colleague, Jamal, has family in Bangladesh.  Sorted.  Not only was Ahmed - Jamal's cousin - happy to send us an invitation, he offered to pick us up from the airport and introduce us personally to the city.  As luck would have it, the GUlf Air flight arrived on time and just moments after our original Kuwait Airways flight.  After a short while in the bedlam-ous and bonkers Dhaka Arrivals ...