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  • Y8 New Games The free online games community is an extremely popular area for those who experience a true rush when playing video games. In addition to this, many individuals have discovered that there are numerous social advantages to participating in free online Posted by vivekdutta in Y8 New Games | Oct 16, 2009
  • Building up the strength The past couple of days have been pretty blissful, and hard work. The rain has been pouring down hard in the afternoons and I've spent happy hours curled up with books listening to it beating down on the roof under Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 13, 2009
  • Pushkar On Friday we arrive in Pushkar, the smallest place we've been so far. The town has a lake that Hindus believe was created when Brahma dropped a lotus flower in the desert. All very romantic, so it's a shame that Posted by EllenM in Going Global | Oct 13, 2009
  • Extreme Backbending... Yesterday was horribly, unbearably hot- I've been promised we're coming into winter but its not happening yet... Still, theres respite after 4pm when the sun eases off. I spent most of the day reading about Ashtanga and learning about psoas Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 11, 2009
  • Agra and Jaipur So from Delhi we took a train to Agra, home of India's most famous sight, the Taj Mahal. The train couldn't have been much further from what I had in mind for an Indian train. Although, they do have different Posted by EllenM in Going Global | Oct 10, 2009
  • India 3 months in wow 3 months. As usual sometimes it seems like years, and others it was just yesterday i was arriving. I'm not going to make excuses for my tardiness at keeping up with posts here, between travel, Facebook and just not Posted by Dodger in Rogers Big Adventure | Oct 10, 2009
  • The final days in India India is one of those strange places. They run by their own time, do things their own way but somehow there always seems to be this ora of calm amongst them. Crossing the road seems like mission impossible to anyone Posted by cb1314 in World Travels | Oct 9, 2009
  • Friday's Practice Again its really hot today and there was a power cut for 4 hours this afternoon so the fan didn't work and I lay around for a bit feeling like Oscar the Grouch. This was not helped by the fact Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 9, 2009
  • Pure Gold... I've had such an amazing day today. I went for practice and it was hard, hard, hard. My Down Dog was roundly criticized till I changed it completely. Repeatedly... After we had finished the standing postures Ajay took us through Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 8, 2009
  • Thorn In My Side I slept for hours and hours last night, from about 8pm onwards... Its boiling hot and so I've been staying out of the sun in the afternoon. Still getting bouts of dizziness but just drinking lots of water and trying Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 7, 2009
  • First practice with Ajay Kumar So I made it successfully this morning to practice. It suddenly got uncomfortably hot again and so I was awake from about 4.20 am, milling around, showering, and sitting under the fan having coffee. I was at the Shala for Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 6, 2009
  • Sthalam8 I had a pretty quiet Sunday, went for a walk and as its a Moon day no class so I worked through the standing sequence slowly, being mindful of my knee, then played around with a Yin sequence. Oh, and Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 5, 2009
  • Hampi - Goa - The end of our India Holiday The one thing we have learnt about India is that you can't predict a thing. From Mysore we took a 3hr bus journey back to Bangalore and then an overnight train into the sacred village of Hampi, where we arrived Posted by cb1314 in World Travels | Oct 4, 2009
  • Settling into Mysore... At the end of my first day after sorting my flat out i lay down to read a book and felt my eyes closing at six pm. So I decided not to set my alarm for Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 4, 2009
  • Returning to Mysore... I have had approximately 4 hours sleep in the past 2 days as I had a night in the airport before leaving and didn't get to my accommodation until 5 this morning and had to meet someone at 8 so Posted by victoria8 in The Ashtanga Journey... | Oct 1, 2009
  • Verkala - The Kerela Backwaters - Kochi - Mysore Hey guys!!!!! We have put lots more pics on so have a look. Sorry again that its been a long time since we last posted. We've been having some very lazy days since we last wrte to you all, Posted by cb1314 in World Travels | Sep 30, 2009
  • Udaipur & Mt Abu Hi Guys It’s just before daybreak and the city is quiet, I can see a herd of cows huddled together under the local street lamp. A pack of stray dogs mooch past, keeping up their nightly pastime of meandering the streets Posted by Chris Sig in Up the Ganges | Sep 29, 2009
  • Jodhpur & Jaisalmer Hi All Since the last blog I have been doing a lot of traveling. I bought took a sleeper berth on a bus travelling from Amritsar to Bikaner. Sleeper berth is really a misnomer, because how can anyone sleep on a Posted by Chris Sig in Up the Ganges | Sep 25, 2009
  • Agra-Varanassi-Kolkatta-Chennai-Maduri Well its been a very long time since we have written to you, and for a change I get to write. Well not alot has happened since the last time we wrote, except for us both getting very sick. We Posted by cb1314 in World Travels | Sep 23, 2009
  • Dharamsala and Amritsar In the last 4 days I have been to McLeod Ganj (Dharamshala), the spiritual centre in exile for the Tibetan Buddhists, since 1960 after the Dalai Lama was driven out of his homeland by the Chinese and then Amritsar, the Posted by Chris Sig in Up the Ganges | Sep 20, 2009
  • Индия И така, след успешно хващане на вторя ни полет, кацнахме в .... един индийски град с твърде сложно име, но на кратко му викат Тричи. Тои се намира в най-южния край на Индия. От там трябваше без да се заседяваме Posted by 100kmvChas in Сибирски Пътепис | Sep 17, 2009
  • Traveling to an alien destination Sometimes it is a pleasure to travel alone but it can be a big problem especially when you are in an alien land and do not understand the local language at all. I am a north Indian based at Hyderabad Posted by rupalimk in Traveling Solo | Sep 17, 2009
  • Stop #3 of MY Journey Day 3 India: I am happy to be in India it is a real change from the first two islands that I visited. I have to say that as much as I liked viewing the gorgeous rain Posted by JuliannaG in My Adventures Around the World | Sep 17, 2009
  • Agra Im still alive!!!! ok since the last blog we travelled to Bharaput on my birthday which took about 2 hours on a local bus, very cramped and smelly! When we arrived at the hotel everyone got there rooms except me Posted by cb1314 in World Travels | Sep 15, 2009
  • Manali Hi Picturesque Old Manali is set in a large valley surrounded by mountains, some which are snow capped. The air is clean, as are its fast flowing rivers. Its a place where you can eat and drink anything you Posted by Chris Sig in Up the Ganges | Sep 14, 2009
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