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Adventures of a GoodMan is my answer to the age-old question: I traveled...now what? In it, I blend digital photographic art with stories chronicling my journeys abroad and at home.
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- Electric Wires in the Sky & Trolleybuses in San Francisco
- What to Do in Hawaii With Senior Citizens?
- My Hawaiian Honeymoon With 90 Year Olds
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Finishing Up the North With Some Wild Experiences
This entry is being written from our porch overlooking the crashing Arabian Ocean in a beach in Goa and life couldn’t be more tranquil. The events of this update, however, are a mixed bag. Between Jan 11-19, Carrie and I found ourselves having a never-ending series of train mishaps as …
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Agra and the Taj Majal
“Do we really have to go? It’s so far away!” and “Can we really come to India and not see the Taj Majal?” were questions we wrestled with for a few weeks before deciding that no matter how out of our way Agra was, we had to see it. Once …
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Funeral Pyres, Kite Festivals and the Dirty Ganges in Varanasi
Varanasi one of the oldest cities in the world and one of the few to be untouched by the British rule in India. It is most famous for the hundreds of ghats (sets of steps that lead down to the Ganges River) that line the shore and are where most …
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Finishing Up the North: This and That
All trains have a ladies only car that even the male companion can’t get into. Many ticket windows also have a ladies only line. There are 3 brands of bottled water that contain more than 100x the EU acceptable levels of pesticide. We avoid them at all costs. We encounter …
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Finishing Up the North Photos and Videos
Click here for photos from our latest adventures Video Gallery: A boat ride down the Ganges River in Varanai A view of kites flying over Varanasi during the Kite Festival A puja (religious ceremony) on the banks of the Ganges River












