SandwichesShouldNeverTasteLikeCowCrap.jpegSandwiches Should NEVER Taste Like Cow Crap by Dave Lowe (published by Manta Press in 2008) is a tasty stew of stories from life on the Lowe Road.

Starting with strip searches at foreign customs, run-ins with tatami dragon ladies, rides aboard horny camels, shots fired by AK-47's, wheels breaking off taxis and more than a flightmare or two - Dave's travelogue poses a question: Are his size 13 shoes spreading mayhem and chaos with each step?

Only the Travel Gods know for sure.....

Sandwiches Should NEVER Taste Like Cow Crap's synopsis, preface, sample chapters and acclaim can be found by navigating the section below.

Dave Lowe's blog, The Lowe Road covers what's happening in travel, from zero to seven to star, hovels to hotels, donkeycarts to airlines and anything else useful that may come in handy for that future luxury resort vacation in North Korea.

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Saturday
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Obama's Rice Field Moment

DateSaturday, October 11, 2008 at 8:34PM

Walking through a rice field north of Ubud, on the island of Bali, a farmer bent double as he tended hs plants suddenly looked up and, recognizing my t-shirt from a certain New York university, shouted, 'Obama or McCain?'  

I looked around: swaying palm trees, twittering birds, and a clear blue tropical sky; hardly a likely place for a political discussion, but stranger things have happened to TLR on the road.....When I  gave him my answer, he shouted, 'Great man!' and went back to his rice plants. 

 

 

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