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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Weekend ride: BMW 1200RT
This bike is super heavy. Really had to be careful that it wouldn’t tip over. Made for distance riding, it has adjustable suspension, heated hand grips and seat, elevating windshield, and cruise control. Wow. Went up to Amenia, NY and then over to… Continue reading
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On the last game of my FOURTH season of ultimate frisbee, my team finally won a game! #hallelujah
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Lights at ICFF
Got a new camera, a Canon s100, and trying out some built in filters. Liking the fisheye on the taraxacom. Continue reading
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I have avoided this day as long as possible but can no longer: my first trip to an optometrist since I was 9.
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Jaisalmer, a living fortress in the desert
Jaisalmer is on the Western edge of the state of Rajasthan in India, and it is one of the few fort towns in the world where people still live within the fort. The architectue of the fort, palace, Jain temples, and havelis is quite majestic.About 5… Continue reading
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Bikaner: rats, camels, fort, and kites
Hindus worship holy rats in the Karni Mata temple outside of Bikaner in Deshnoke. Pretty disgusting, especially because you’re not allowed to wear shoes and the rats look fairly mangy.Bikaner is the first city I’ve been to where camels are used as… Continue reading
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