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Getting about |
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After our flight to Delhi, we took a cab to the city. |
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Here's one of those treacherous buses I was telling you about. Where the body moves relative to the floor. |
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In India, we could afford to travel by rickshaw - besides, it was too hot to walk! |
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We made up for not walking much when we went trekking in Nepal. By-the-way, we packed too much stuff and the bags are heavy! |
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In Nepal, traffic was civilised enough for us to feel safe with a motorbike. Lots of freedom, shame about the puncture! |
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We joined the masses for a cycle ride in China - now where did I park the bike? |
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The trip to Lhasa was a long and arduous one. The bus was struggling too and here's a quick roadside repair with a pair of scissors and a piece of innertube - it was meant to hold the suspension together!! |
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Just into China, we were loaded into an empty truck - no it's not a rave party, we're just trying to keep upright! Sitting on the floor wasn't a comfy option either. |
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A bit of comfort on a chinese train |
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Home |
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The ferry to Korea - 27hours, but we did have a bunk. |
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