J_floating
Today while I was perusing my site stats I was surprised to see a number of visitors who came from Kamat's, a website I'd found before I motorcycled through India way back in January-March, 2000. Because it was such a rich source of information on Indian culture I contacted the site owner, who lives in Atlanta, Georgia. He subsequently introduced me to his parents who live in India. Happily, I visited them for a few hours on my way back from Goa to Chennai. Here's the dispatch. Unfortunately it's a poor description of the visit, which was combined with a whirlwind tour of Bangalore, mostly because I needed to get my computer fixed. One of these days I will create a better site for the Indian Sunset dispatches. I got a little too creative trying to use the nascent web to its fullest capabilities, and the site is disjointed, difficult to navigate. One of these days!
But I did find this photo of floating down the river in Kerala, which does not at all convey the difficulty of getting the Enfield *into* the boat. Obviously, I've calmed down by the time this was taken.

The daily Sunset Journal is probably the most interesting to peruse. Enjoy!

About

Carla King

Carla King is a trailblazing travel writer, memoirist, and publishing coach dedicated to helping authors transform their stories into polished, professional books. Renowned for her solo motorcycle adventures and as a pioneer in online travel blogging, Carla’s memoirs and essays capture the power of personal storytelling. With a Silicon Valley background in tech writing, she combines creativity with efficiency, offering clear, actionable guidance to nonfiction and memoir authors. Through her books, courses, podcasts, and partnerships with writing and publishing organizations, Carla empowers writers to achieve their publishing goals with confidence and expertise.

{"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}
>