WE TOOK A TRIP TO THE INDIA BORDER at Akhaura/Agortala because we have a 90 day multiple-entry visa for Bangladesh. We were short on time so we left at 5:40 am and were home by 6:30 pm. I’m sure it took some longer since there was a long walk between the different check posts, and I was on crutches.
MANG GUITE’S ARTISTIC DESCRIPTION OF MY ACCIDENT and how I look now with crutches.
MYMENSINGH TRAIN STATION sign in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. I had to put some Bangla script on my site today, since today I’m doing a Bangla dictation assessment. Passing grade is 70%. They will read approximately 100 words to me in Bangla and I need to write the words of the story down. Points are taken off for spelling errors and for listening errors! I’ll do my best and hopefully that will be good enough.
NIC, KIRSTI, AND SETH posing in front of some art which was painted on a wall in front of a wall in Iqbal Rd, Mohammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
GUARD MYMENSINGH, BANGLADESH GUARDING BUILDING SITE materials with advertisement behind him.
71 TTL PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO HAVE PHOTOS IN THE “BANGLADESH IN FRAMES III” photo exhibition at Drik Gallery in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh. This was the photo we had taken last evening at the Budhdhijibi Smriti Shoudho (Intellectual Martyr’s Monument in Dhanmondi). I am the “pale face” near the right edge of the group! The exhibition will be from March 25-29.
THE TRAIN IS HEADING OUT OF THE Mymensingh, Bangladesh Train Station.
BENGALI GENTLEMAN ON THE TRAIN at Kamalapur Train Station in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
TRUCKLOAD OF CABBAGE ON THE WAY TO a vegetable vendor.
GREEN TOMATOES AT THE wholesale market in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. These are used quite a bit by Bengalis in cooking. We typically use the ripe red tomatoes for eating raw, making fresh salsa, or pizza sauce.
TRAIN ENGINEER’S ASSISTANT peering down on the tracks as they are leaving Mymensingh, Bangladesh station.
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