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rogerdogerIts been a whirlwind time of arriving in Kochin in the south, then flying up to Delhi, getting the hell out of there, and it felt quite like hell too with incredibly hot temps, and getting into Manali after a 15 hour bus ride, only to leave the next day on a motorcycle tour of Spiti valley which included loads of drama the first 3 days when Sunil and Scott had a hissy fit at each other, Scott accused Sunil of assassinating his character of being a Buddhist and Sunil I think basically being a bit of an ass too. Scott left the next day and was the second tour leader to be fired by Sunil before the season of tours has even started!
Chinese fishing nets of Fort Kochin
I really liked the south. So much more educated, even the bus drivers speak English and are cheerful and helpful. Not that they arnt in other places, but here when they say "yes just go this way and do this" its usually accurate.
Great food too.
Great kids too
housing is very European looking in places.
All the activity was around the fishing harbor
I'll do the rest of this tomorrow
Chinese fishing nets of Fort Kochin
I really liked the south. So much more educated, even the bus drivers speak English and are cheerful and helpful. Not that they arnt in other places, but here when they say "yes just go this way and do this" its usually accurate.
Great food too.
Great kids too
housing is very European looking in places.
All the activity was around the fishing harbor
I'll do the rest of this tomorrow
