Kitten Titties 2012

We would like to send this picture to all the people who helped us with advice, lifts, accommodation, donations, food, blog translations etc. to get here. A little montage about the award ceremony: And I would like to send this other picture to the old man on the Budapest suburban railway from our…

From Trivandrum I went to Cochin, which was a nice 4 hour ride on the luggage space of the second class train. You know, up there above the heads of the people, where you put your bags. (Not on the roof of the train! Actually, I have only seen that on pictures.) In India it's quite normal to climb…

Here is another gallery, also from the crapfishing area, Palolem, Goa, India. I lived here for almost a month:

Hey there! I'm back, after this long one week break :) And hell I'm back with a bunch of coooooool stuff! So let's begin with some pictures, put into a gallery. Excuse me for the spelling, the comments were written by my countryside friend Joe.

On our last day in Mumbai we ate some sandwich-like food which is "typical Bombay street food, must try", in the evening we had a gin and a beer, then in the night we ate a big portion of tandoori chicken. One of these killed our stomachs. Completely. Especially mine. I woke up with a…

I. Bullshit I'm sitting on the train now, second class, in the open door of the train. As I bought my train ticket last minute, it was too late to reserve a seat, so I bought a "general ticket", and I should bargain with the TC (ticket collector) guy to give me some place. I didn't even…

There were so many things going on in the past days, I didn't have time to write posts. Now I'll just quickly summarize what's coming: We spent a week in Goa with Judit. I said goodbye to her, she flew back home from Bombay. Since then she has arrived safely. I spent 3 more weeks in Goa…

On our journey of 14.000 kms we used train-like vehicles only twice: first the suburban railway out from Budapest, second also a suburban railway out from Istanbul. But now! We took trains from Delhi to Agra (~3 hours), from Agra to Delhi (~3 hours) and from Delhi to Mumbai (~20 hours), so even…

The Taj Mahal is in Agra. Here are my pictures about it, lookie here: I found it f***ing impressive, one of the most beautiful buildings I've seen in my life.

It all happened on a Delhi night, when we were wandering around in the city, just managed to get completely lost about 30 minutes away from our hotel when we suddenly bumped into a coldbeer-shop. The coldbeer-shop could be spotted from a distance as there were hardly any people by any other shops,…