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Archive for September, 2008
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Norway, in the land of the fjords
September 28th, 2008 
Tushar Mathur It feels like a temple in the open air. You almost expect that, at any moment, an angry Nordic god will appear from behind a rock and carve another fjord from the very stones.
We stood on a flat rock, the wind blew gently and we cautiously peered over the edge – a sheer drop of 600 meters to the water below.
Now you know what ants see when they look down stairs!
We stood on a flat rock, the wind blew gently and we cautiously peered over the edge – a sheer drop of 600 meters to the water below.
Now you know what ants see when they look down stairs!
Weathering the festivals
September 24th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
If your intention is to make visiting music festivals a common occurrence, then buying a sturdy tent is obviously the most sensible thing to do. Having a vehicle to transport you and your equipment, or if public transport is your only option, this will make a huge difference in your decision regarding what camping gear to purchase.
Without doubt being completely water proof is the first thing you should be looking at, as no matter how comfortable the mattress is you are lying on, to have it soaking wet is not an option anyone wants or needs
Next is wind proof and probably an all in one tent is the surest way of achieving both of the above.
Traveling to Asia
September 17th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
Immensely popular as a tourist destination, Asia provides a peek into a rich history and an even richer culture. In fact, some of the great wonders of the world can be found within the boundaries of this continent.
Travelers to Asia will probably have the Great Wall of China as their first stop.
Carnival of Food and Travel : #3
September 12th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Welcome to the 3rd edition of Carnival of Food and Travel.
I received over over 80 submissions. WOW!
Please submit your articles for the upcoming editions of this carnival. There were some excellent articles submitted and I had a tough time deciding which to publish.
Haveli Indian Restaurant in Downtown Atlanta
September 5th, 2008 Tushar Mathur This is One of a Kind Indian Food in Downtown Atlanta. The food is really great and truly Indian.
We live in a Northern suburb of Atlanta, so Haveli, which is located in Downtown Atlanta, is about 30 minutes away. But we had heard good things about it, so we had to try it for ourselves.
Bucharest, the Paris of the East
September 2nd, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
Bucharest is the capital city of two million inhabitants, once called “The Paris of the east”, has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past 15 years, as has most of Romania. This proud people are descended from the warlike Dacians, live in the shadow of the beautiful Carpathian Mountains and produce a seemingly endless stream of excellent gymnasts. 
