FBR, (we now pause for status identification)
We have arrived in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. When I say “we” I mean the three guys — Peter, Jim, and Drew. We don’t know exactly where Nakia is, but we hope she’s safe in Nepal, where she intended to be. You see, she had already visited Agra and Jaipur, the two cities we were latest seen frequenting, and since she didn’t get a chance to check out the Himalayas, she opted to trek for a few weeks in Nepal while we cycled through India. So, last we heard, our fourth member Nakia was heading up to Everest Base Camp.
Nice to hear from Adam in the States — he’ll be in India and Nepal shortly, as far as we know. So, we keep doing these crazy loops around eachother–around the world, but still hold on to this identity that will face a serious challenge (and already is from the chapati based diet here in the north): Fueled by Rice. We eat just enough to keep our integrity. I’m not sure what we’ll be eating mostly once we hit Europe… maybe grass and roots, if the Euro holds out against us. I’ll certainly enjoy a Donor Kebap in Turkey though. “Could you just sprinkle a little rice on that for me? Thanks!”
Stay tuned for thoughts on Agra and experiences in Rajasthan, and maybe even some from Nepal sooner or later.
Cheers, FBR
So the plan is for the four of us to meet in Jaipur at the Airport and fly to Istanbul in five days, about when Adam makes it to Nepal. Of course, we’re still a team–just not always in the same place at the same time. But when we are, we’re always in the same place at the same time.
June 12th, 2008 at 8:46 pm
Go Team! Very refreshing to hear from you even though it is WET in Minnesota your news is like cold well water on dry palates. Thanks for your energy and posts. Seth, Kristin, Kevin, David, Anders, Bob, Mikey and Buck all send various cultural greetings, some very tonal@mickey.communicationnoseskyward
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