Jean-Paul started a journey, a world travel in 2003. It was for the adventure and I'd hoped some where along the way I would find some soul related answers. I followed the yellow brick road you could say, and I met many characters along it.... Some of them have even left messages on this website. You can too.
And the journey became longer than expected. You can see this in my Archives.
Yet somewhere along the way I lost that 'yellow brick road', but in essence I am still on that journey.
This website is about my travel, in all its aspects. A World travel with an Inner travel. The story of the walk.
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 " Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness...." - Mark Twain " Travel also happens to be fatal to your bank account and forget that career.." - Jean-Paul "Not all who wander are lost.." J.R. Tolkien |
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Holland, Austria Year 2003 Africa,Mid.East,Europe,India Year 2004 Nepal,India,Ashram,Oz,Sing. Year 2005 Ashram,India,Thai,Holland Year 2006 Holland,Swiss,Belg,Engl,India Year 2007 India,Nepal,Tibet,Thailand Year 2008 India,Nepal,Thailand Year 2009 Thai,Laos,Cambod,India,Nepal |
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My Travels In 2009 ->Thailand ->Laos ->Cambodia ->Thailand ->India ->Nepal ->India ->Thailand 
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[Lahaul Valley - Himachal Pradesh]
Lahaul Valley is one of my favourites simply because it is green, and Chandra Dal (Moon Lake) was extra ice on the snow cone.
By far the roads in this valley were the most rough/treacherous I have ever ridden on, and that is saying something in India. The Kunzum pass is at 4590m and my motorbike really struggled here due to the steep inclines, lack of oxygen and condition of the road. At the time I thought the other passes above 5000m I was going to encounter were going to be even more difficult; I might even have to push the bike...but fortunately the Kunzum pass was the precedent.
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