Grandpa Jay, DartreDame's Father or "GJ" as I call him, holding my first ever hand-built wheel. This wheel is not for my new bike but rather for a commuter fixie. My earlier post on my inauspicious wheelbuilding beginning can be found here.
Dartre's mother Maya, or AmmaMaya as I call her, holding my wireless cyclocomputer. It took me a long time to figure out how to measure the kilometers for each leg without resetting the trip distance. Whew!
Peas and Mushrooms. Yum!
AmmaMaya's Special Eggplant & Yogurt. Scrumptious!
Dartre's Potato Concoction: Sukhi Aloo (Potatoes roasted with Garlic, Ginger, Turmeric, Cumin, Coriander, Fennel, Chili Powder, and Oil). Delectable!
Salmon Molee. Heavenly!
Saffron Biryani with Cashews and Raisins. Texturalicious!
Tomato and Cucumber Salad. Simply cleansing!
AmmaMaya
Alan
Dartre
GJ
Janak, the SingingCyclist
Keep it spicy,
CurioRando
wonderful post. wish i could have been there. but no pic of you.
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty. Good seeing you out on the bridge.
ReplyDeleteWish you were here too, Mum! Yep, it was tasty, and the leftovers even better.
ReplyDeleteRussell: good to see you on the bridge. Let's do a permanent or brevet together!
Sounds great, shoot me an email wrussellharper at gmail.
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