Alfie Caine (British, 1996), Hastings Old Town, 2020. Acrylic on board, 40 x 29 in.

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Alfie Caine (British, 1996), Hastings Old Town, 2020. Acrylic on board, 40 x 29 in.
ひがし茶屋街
December 2024
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狭い通り / Narrow alley May 2026
in the red light district ~ by krummervogel
Street scene with donkey cart, mosque in the distance, Karachi, Sind, 1978.
1978 was my Wanderjarhe and my first in-depth introduction to cultures other than European. For more reasons than I can enumerate here, it was life altering. After spending many months in Europe and living in the UK, I was dropped into Pakistan with minimal Third World experience (I had spent a little time in México), no command of Urdu, and frankly an inadequate grounding in Islamic and South Asian culture. I had a few weeks before going on to India to meet a girlfriend for a month of travel there, so I wandered around Pakistan with one of the very first editions of a Lonely Planet guide to South Asia and a pocket dictionary. That was enough to profoundly alter my world view and to amplify a Wanderlust which a half century later still drives me.