by Susan Jagannath | Oct 13, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Featured, Himalayas, Self- publishing, Sticky, Walking, Writing
It’s time to load up adventures on your Kindle or ereader Today October 13, is the start of Amazon Prime day. So, I’ve discounted my books to 99c, 99 Rs, or 99p across the Amazon stores. This is the chance for you to grab the books, or any books that you...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 17, 2020 | Adventures, Food, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, Sticky, trekking, Valley of the Flowers, Walking
The intrepid owner of Cafe Buransh in Sari village gives this account of reaching Sari Village from Kerala in August. This makes a succinct how-to of all the requirements to travel to Uttarakhand from within India.However, requirements change all the time, so please...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 13, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Spain
13th August 997 was a deadly day for Santiago de Compostela. On that day, the bells of Santiago were ripped out of the burnt and destroyed Cathedral and carted on over 800 kms on the backs of Christian prisoners to the Cordoba moque by Al mansur, who yearly attacked...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 10, 2020 | Adventures, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, trekking, Walking
8th August 2019 – An excerpt from the book Secrets that you discover when sauntering -when you need a holiday within a holiday – battling with a altitude sickness I decide to stay back in Ghangaria, and wander all around the village, discovering...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 6, 2020 | Adventures, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, trekking, Walking
6th August 2019 – Audio Snippet “Is there any region of the Himalayas, or even of the world, to excel this region in beauty and grandeur? Where else are there to be found such narrow and precipitous valleys and gorges, such serene vistas of alp,...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 6, 2020 | Adventures, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, trekking, Walking
6th August 2019 – Dream Fulfilled “How many decades will there be before the Indian woman is emancipated from the mental, moral and physical slavery she has endured for countless generations?” -Frank Smythe I answered Frank Smythe’s question – two...
