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Year 2002
Holland, Austria
Year 2003
Africa,Mid.East,Europe,India
Year 2004
Nepal,India,Ashram,Oz,Sing.
Year 2005
Ashram,India,Thai,Holland
Year 2006
Holland,Swiss,Belg,Engl,India
Year 2007
India,Nepal,Tibet,Thailand
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My Travels In 2007
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Sunday, 8 April 2007
[Whats Normal..]
Although I have spent quite some time in India it still manages to surprise me now and then.
Just the other day I caught a rickshaw to visit a friend, when we came upon an elephant in the middle of the road. She is called Sai Gita and is a pet of the ashram. She was standing serenely minding her own business, literally right in the middle of the road, while the traffic continued as 'normal' as it went around and behind her. Watching it all and unconcerned for our madness, Sai Gita just stood there like it was the most natural thing to do for an elephant in this situation.
I commented on this to a friend of mine, saying how "the traffic and Indians just went around her like she was a cow on the road". He had to laugh and pointed out the irony of it all- that a cow in the middle of the road was somehow normal but an elephant....!
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