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... places I remember having fun was in the countryside, riding bikes and hiking and camping and climbing and horse riding and sunning on the beaches. Of course there are the cities, but there it was always the social fun, where we met the cool people and parties and talking and having a chilled out beer with them.
All in all, Calcutta was not so bad. We found a park at the end of our street, and we decided to take a walk through it. At first glance, it seemed like a neglected ...

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... streets. Go to the Forum Shopping Centre (it doesn't open on a Monday) and visit a number of clothes shops explaining that i just want to look. This is impossible. Look to them means buy and there a shirts strewn all over the counter by the time i leave. Some of these shops i will not return to and i have lied to them. Shame on me. I spot a roadside shaving man (boy actually, couldn't have been older than 14) and having not shaved for 10 days (didn't pack the gear) decide it ...

... and he just grabs it and throws it off the train onto the tracks. In the mornings there are some people that go out with these tiny little brooms and sweep some of the trash off the streets, put in small piles, then set it on fire! In some places I've been there would be little fires every 50 yards or so. Gotta run, time to go drink some sugarcane juice, be assaulted by beggars and rickshaw drivers, and try not to get hit by a crazy taxi driver! namaste

... Calcutta. We purchased a vhan which is a three wheeled cycle with a wooden flatbed commonly used in rural Bangladesh to transport anything from trees, people, mud, furniture, chickens and even houses. Supporting the local economy, we found a seller in Rayenda, and as our fellow volunteers disappeared from the HODR base by boat and bus, we rolled our vhan up to the main intersection where familiar faces cheered on our loaded vhan. We cycled out the ...

... failed dismally. Turning over a new leaf each morning only to be irritated in some way or another within a couple of hours by a man of the land. And girls they're a mistery, they just don't talk. (unless they're begging). I've been sitting in the departure lounge for so long that i'm thirsty. I rock up to the small shop there and buy a bottle of water expecting it to be expensive, like double the price. 4 times was the answer i got upon inquiring. I explained that they ...

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... and dinner is announced with a gong. There were a few flouncy middle-aged women there who were presided over by the Indian Maitre d' who had a face so incapable of expression he seemed like a zombie. Soon after we arrived we were made to feel pretty unwelcome. My request for an alcoholic drink was met with an explanationless 'no' and soon after we had received our soft drinks we were told to hurry up and drink them and then leave (along with a Spanish couple at another table). My feelings as ...