grindle (77)in Train Spotting • 2 days agoOn track in Bangladesh.Early start on Khulna station 05;45 departure for a 5hr 30min journey to Rajshahi, packed breakfast prepared by the hotel found its way into the first rubbish bin I could find.…grindle (77)in Silver Bloggers • 4 days agoThe sound of silence. A saga. (a long, involved story of heroic achievment)source Background In the early 1980’s I joined the engineering team at what was at the time British Steel, based in the coatings dept at Shotton, working 4 on 4 off 12…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • 6 days agoCrossing the Mongla River in style. BangladeshFloating down the river to an overnight stop in some remote hotel on the banks of the Mongla River it was interesting to see a number of brickworks lining the banks. It is…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • 9 days agoShait-Gumbuz Masjid. Bagerhat. Somebody get the abacus outThe Shait-Gumbuz Masjid, translates as the "sixty domed mosque", it was built between 1442 and 1459, as a prayer hall and madrasha, when a muslim colony was established in the…grindle (77)in Silver Bloggers • 11 days agoCreatures. Sundarbans. BangladeshI claim no fame to being able to recognise these beasts of the skies and the land, I guess my animal loving stops at the BBQ pit. Our guide though was a mine of information and…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • 13 days agoThe Bedes, Barisal. Bangladesh. The Bay of Bengal, The Ganges Delta. Barisal, is surrounded by rivers and waterways, small islands some with small communities, some uninhabited other than by the local…grindle rebloggednanixxx (74)in The LooLoo • 14 days agoJudging by its appearance...it's a toilet in a place where art is exhibited. On the wall it says: Rare but loyal to my rarity. And this maths is very accurate. This is the angel of the…grindle (77)in Shadow Hunters • 16 days agoMONDAY Reflecting on take off. The Bangladesh Sundarbans. Contest #215 An Eastern Great Egret, feeding in the shallows patiently waiting to spear its prey, be it a fish a frog, or a small reptile. Maybe a bank dwelling rodent , or if needs must…grindle (77)in Urban Exploration • 18 days agoThe home of Mr Bean counter.It has been awhile since I got my sorry arse into an abandoned property, I kinda fell out of love with the whole UK scene. There has been a big increase in useless eaters doing…grindle (77)in Black And White • 20 days agoAn eerie landscape; Mono in the Sundarbans. Bangladesh #Monomad challengeUp at the crack of dawn to rubber neck as our boat sailed through the Sundarbans from Mongla. The Empty Cargo vessels sitting high on the water, silent, the early morning mist…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • 22 days ago Moooooooooooo! Bangladesh So on my wanderlust travels I have seen some spectacular markets and I love them, get amongst the local people and snap away, try and see life through their eyes. This today…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • 24 days agoScrap metal in Shropshire.It has been a few years since I visited this place and blogged it on here, I had friends visiting and so suggested we paid a visit as they had never been before. I myself didn't…grindle (77)in Photography Lovers • 26 days agoWaterscapes. Sundarbans National Park. Bangladesh.Shot over a three day period whilst floating through the Sundarbans Early morning sun rises, time doesn't stop for local folk, produce to get to market. The low…grindle (77)in Photography Lovers • 28 days agoShooting people. Amongst the Water Gypsies. BangladeshWell hello, if you are on this journey with me, one thing that sticks out is the complete lack of physical structures being snapped by yours truly, simply because this was a trip…grindle (77)in PhotoFeed • last monthWaterscapes, Banaripara . Bangladesh. PhotoFeed Contest. LandscapesThe big boat arrived into Barisal just after 7:00am and what a bumscrum that was at least I did not feel out of place with not being able to shower, I am sure my delicious man…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • last month Boats: Bangladesh. Welcome aboard ship mates, two nights on this luxury liner sailing the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest, which stretches from India to Bangladesh, covering over…grindle (77)in PhotoFeed • last monthStreetlife in mono Dhaka #photofeed contest 110Parts of Dhaka are dark and moody, very little sunlight gets beneath the massive multi-lane express flyover, I say multi-lane as no one actually sticks to the normal rules of the…grindle (77)in Worldmappin • last monthShips that pass in the night, we are all but strangers. A fair trade I guess, to miss the scenery of a daytime boat for the once in a lifetime experience of taking one of the night ferries from Dhaka to Barisal. The right choice was…grindle (77)in PhotoFeed • last monthPhotofeed contest. #110 Portraits: Life in Dhaka. Bangladesh.With a metropolitan population of over 20 million it wasn't difficult to snap a few strangers going about their daily business The Tomtom drivers The truck drivers…grindle (77)in Black And White • last monthOn the streets of Dhaka. #Monomad ChallengeSome pose for the lens The rickshaw puller had hopped of his machine as he was stuck behind a clusterfuck of mini buses, he certainly wasn't camera shy as I lifted the…