Photographs


The India Gate the site of the Indian Army's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier taken near sunset. The remarkable memory from walking around this park is how clean it is and how dirty the air was.  ...

The India Gate the site of the Indian Army's Tomb of the Unknown...

Dragon detail at Castello Di Amorosa

Dragon detail at Castello Di Amorosa

I am pointing to where we found out info on the printout. It was kind of easy...all the foreigners were in First Class.

I am pointing to where we found out info on the printout. It...

ntableman's photo

ntableman's photo

I wanted a photo with me and India's 'high speed rail'. I made some kind of mental error thinking that this train would be more like the Ave in Spain or the ICE in Germany. Oh no! It is expr ...

I wanted a photo with me and India's 'high speed rail'. I made...

Nathan @ Jantar Mantar.jpg

Nathan @ Jantar Mantar.jpg

Josh Resting.jpg

Josh Resting.jpg

Having survived the craziness of the New Delhi train station at 5am, nearly being scammed, figuring out the booking system, and boarding the train I was ready to relax. Wow what an experienc ...

Having survived the craziness of the New Delhi train station...

Fall Hike and Climb in the Maine Woods

It was a last minute idea, hiking in Katahdin in October can be iffy. In the history of us doing these treks we have had every weather state from freezing snow to bright sunshine, but it is always worth a shot as the hikes are not too long, so even in the rain, it is [...]

Ferðast um Ísland

A little bit of a change in plans, well change in life plans, really, led to Chris and me heading to Iceland for a few days last week. Here are a few of the best snapshots from the short trip. Iceland is simply amazing. There is no way else to describe it. The simple, empty, [...]

Healdsburg, Wine & Fun

Josh and I went on a quick trip up to Wine Country and stayed at the Hotel Healdsburg and ate at the Dry Creek Kitchen. The hotel was incredible and he and I both thought it deserves all the praise of hype. So many hotels are all intent and not follow through. The meal at [...]

Kolkata, India

Josh took this photo of me waiting on the platform of the New Delhi Railway Station with all of our luggage as we learned that the train would be 5 hours late. I was warned this might happen and at this point in the vacation we were both more that used to things in [...]

Agra, India

Nathan not really awake on the train. We got up early again to catch a train. This one was a two person sleeper with no food. As you can see it is pretty roomy. We had a nice wake up ride.

This is one of the corner towers of the Jahangiri Mahal in the [...]

Jaipur, India

If I recall this moment, I had been looking out the window at the people sleeping in the mud, the outdoor pit toilets, and the general state of how people live. I started to tear up at one point. It can be overwhelming how people live – the squalor and poverty.

I wanted a [...]

Delhi, India

Josh and I started out our tour of Delhi by getting a cab to The Red Fort where we wandered around and acclimated ourselves to Delhi.

A quick walk across the street landed us in the front of Jama Masjid one of the largest Mosques in Asia. The area the mosque was pretty filthy [...]

India Here I Come!

In about 36 hours I will leave for Bangalore, India. This will be my first trip to India and my first trip to Asia that isn’t the Middle East. I am very excited to be traveling to meet the folks that I work with each day at CTS, see some of Southern India, and then [...]

Crossing Into Syria?

Check this out : the position on a photo I took in Israel last year in Google Earth. Zoom in pretty close and notice this road goes right into the Alpha Line of the UNDOF, then back. If you look very closely there are these immense rock piles along the road forcing an intense zig-zag. [...]

A Little Caribe Never Hurt

Sitting in the room sipping rum and coke. Ah…La Isla De Encanto.

Back Home After Tel Aviv Whirlwind

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Well, I am home. The last 12 hours in Tel Aviv were pretty amazing. We woke up after a night at TLV and found our way to lunch with Liana on Rothschild and then on to drinks and relaxing with Tomer @ Gavriel. Champagne and relaxing ends with a quick hail of a cab [...]

Run Don’t Walk…Forever TLV…Last Night B’Eretz

There are a whole set of quotes that I have from an old schooler that I knew. One of them, ‘Run Don’t Walk’, was a serious favorite. It came to mind today as I listened to this new CD I got – and you will note this is the first time I have written about [...]

Lots of Nothing in Tel Aviv

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We arrive back in Tel Aviv to do a hell of a lot of nothing. This the vacation part of the Vacation. After checking into the hotel, we go wander around the Camel Shuk, Sheinkin & and surrounding areas. This results in the purchase of a couple pairs of sneakers, some shirts, and various [...]

Jerusalem Arrival

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Our first day in Jerusalem was spent roaming around the Old City and the western areas. We walked a long way from our hotel to the Israeli Museum, only to find out it was closed. Yeah closed. I simply forgot it was Sunday. DUH! Thankfully the guys were not too irritated with me. We [...]

Beersheva…The Lives We’ve Led!

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Our arrival in Beersheva, the capitol of the Negev, was greeted with lunch at a restaurant that featured such delicacies as spinal cord on a skewer and a miniature dissonance over the value of 7$ worth of food. After a cup of coffee and being regaled with the gossipy details of the personal lives [...]

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