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It's been an interesting day of travelling, that's for sure! First off I met Ertan, the turkish furniture exporter. Me and Ertan had a laugh during the four hour flight from Stockholm to Istanbul, talking about all of the places we´ve been to. The impression I´ve got is that the guy truly is a cosmopolitan and has an ace in his sleeve when it comes to picking up girls. After a couple beers, we had a giggle with the flight attendant. Good fun!

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On the next flight I met Prabhu, a cool Indian guy in my age studying to become a pilote in Georgia. He flies Learjets during his working hours :) Unfortunatly, beeing so tired as I was, I forgot to take a picture. Prabhu gave me a good reminder though, that I will use during my stay in India: "If you think over something twice in Europe, you have to think it over trice in India!" Good stuff!

Now I'm in my "not so cheap ugly hotel in the suburbs of Mumbai", and the plan for today is to buy some good to have medication and to find myself a better hotel or hostel. Some dinner (indian?) would be nice too. Seems that it will take two days or so in order to kill my jet lag, so easy times now :)

Booyakasha!

Posted by Patrick_K 16:12 Archived in India Tagged air_travel

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Seems like a good start to the trip my friend :)

Dont forget to take many pictures and save them in the camera and/or usbdrive/flashcard.

Have a great trip // B

by John Doe

Kul att se att du är hel, glad och ren. Vi håller ögonen på dig.

by André & Elin

Hi..bro..first of all..thank you..for wrote about me..and.how is life in mumbai?send me your phone number..i hope..we wil contack soon via cell phone...

by prabhu

Resan verkar börjat bra,

Att tänka över något tre gånger kan vara det bästa rådet du någonsin fått:-)

Ha det gött!!

//Johan

by Johankb

Hi, Patrick. It looks to be a nice journey. Good luck for the rest.

by Ertan

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