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Urban Gypsy

Inspired by Shubham, I too list down my journey during July 2006 - January 2007

6 months, 29 cities, 4 countries, 2 continents
9 airlines, 9 trams, 4 national rail networks

Locations:

India >>
Mumbai
Pune
Delhi
Bhopal
Jaipur
Raipur
Bhilai
Nagpur
Jabalpur
Chandigarh->Panchkula
UK >>
London
Milton Keynes
Birmingham
Edinburgh
Cardif
Bristol
Newtown
Nottingham
Oxford
Reading
Manchester
France >> Leon

Switzerland >>
Geneva
Zurich
Montreux
Laussane
Luzerne
Bern
Interlaken
Airlines: Air India, British Airways, EasyJet, Indian Airlines, Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airways, Air Deccan, Spice Jet, Sahara Airways

Trams: Manchester, Nottingham, Zurich, Edinburgh, Geneva, Bern, Luzerne, Laussane, London (Tube)

Train networks: Indian Rail, UK Rail, Midland-Mainline, Swiss Rail

Quite and adventure indeed!
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  1. Wondering Wanderer9:40 PM

    You know what, I make it a point to take a pic of myself in each metro that I travel in. I have so far taken pics inside Mumbai Locals, Baltimore Light Rail, Washington Metro, Boston Metro, New Jersey Path and New York Subway.

    Musafir hun yaron.. na ghar hai na thikana.. :-)

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