American GroovyEarly on in 2005, when I was traveling through Northern India with Stubbs, I unexpectedly found a photograph of myself in a Nepali newspaper in Darjeeling. I can not read Nepali, and, as the article came out when I was leaving the region, I was unable to find out what it said.Read the full [...]
Published on October 16, 2008
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Early on in 2005, when I was traveling through Northern India with Stubbs, I unexpectedly found a photograph of myself in a Nepali newspaper in Darjeeling. I can not read Nepali, and, as the article came out when I was leaving the region, I was unable to find out what it said.
Read the full story at:
Can Anyone Read Nepali?
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in Brooklyn, New York City- October 16, 2008
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Finally an anonymous commenter who is in Nepal, wrote to me that the photo caption reads:
“This the way to pierce your ears….an american groovy”
I suppose the search for this translation has finally come to an end.
Thanks to the anonymous Nepal traveler.
Links to previous travelogue entries:
- Photos from New York City
- Ellis Island Immigration
- Mexico City First Stop in the New World
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