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We spent a couple of days recovering,
watching Indian TV, catch up with news and eating non-spicy-at-all from
all over the world food and having loads of the most beautiful watermelon
juice at Leopold's.
Mumbai is sticky as sticky hell all year round. Quite a metropolitan place,
interesting. Our hotel overlooked a funny smelling bay where lots of hidden
deals were going on. We tried our luck with some grass. It was all right.
We strolled around the everything-selling
bazaars. Then three days of frantic search for a Sony Service Point, our
savior. We taxi crossed the city a number of times like James Bond following
mysterious clues.
Nothing. Sony doesn't like India. Our last option was to send a SOS to
Sony UK and to our fairy godfather Belgium Sony Europe man and wait.
Christmas was closing fast.
We finally took the first Indian train so far. Air-con chair class to
"Ratty-Gaggy", seven hours of pleasant trackety-track lullaby. We'd be
on the beach soon!
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