This is the second installment in the ongoing series on Panjim, the capital city of Goa. Note that I have chosen to leave what might be considered clutter – hanging wires and so on – in most images of this project in there as is. All the earlier posts on Panjim…
This entry inaugurates a mini project that will be added to the Panjim Promenade file. In this series, I shall assemble images of the doors, windows, and walls of the old houses in Panjim. I like to think of them as windows to the city’s soul. Needless to add, none of the post-1961 rubbish makes…
Knock, Knock. The FedEx guy saw my ear-to-ear grin. “I knew you’d be waiting for your iPad, sir!” I shall outsource the details of this latest and greatest to Herr Pindelski.
Where the earth is still cooking. Þ is the alphabet “Th” in “Thor.” Þeistareykir is pronounced Thay-sta-ray-kirr.
