Finishing Up the North With Some Wild Experiences

Free Food With 60,000 Friends at the Golden Temple Free Kitchen in Amritsar

A Golden Temple Sunrise, Sunset and Fireworks Display // Amritsar, India

Sleeping With Pilgrims Inside the Golden Temple, Amritsar

An Ode to the Indian Sleeper Train // Poetry, Stories & Pix

Shiva: My Orphaned Indian Cousin // Interesting People Series

The Bridges of Rishikesh: How do they Not Collapse? // With Videos

Channeling My Inner Fab 4 at the Beatles Ashram // Oms, Art, Music & Abandonment

Jordan Walked From Canada to Mexico | What’s in His Backpack?

Prakesh: The Master of Mathematics // Interesting People Series

An old man in Varanasi

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 well as checking out the Taj Majal, boating down the Ganges River in Varanasi and viewing Kama Sutra carvings in the Hindu temples of Khajuraho.

I hope you have all been enjoying following our adventures as much as we have loved having them! Keep in touch…even if I can’t get back quickly, I read every email and will reply eventually :)

Enjoy!

Posted on January 30, 2009 by Greg Goodman

Posted in India, Taj Majal, Funeral Pyres, Sexy Architecture and Crazy Train Stories |

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I am constantly in awe of you, Carrie and your travels!

I Just Used my One-Way Ticket to India!

It’s official, as of 9am EST on Monday, March 19, 2012, I have used my one-way ticket to India. To celebrate, I have finally uploaded a bunch of photos from my wife, Carrie, and my first trip to India, back in 2008-09.
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How the World Learns English

When I reach a new destination with little idea what I’m doing next, I feel pretty fortunate that I come from an English-speaking country. Sure, it’s more helpful to know the native language. But, nine times out of ten, there’s someone with at least a passing knowledge of their ABC’s.
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