The sense of achievement of having done a solo Trans
Himalayan Expedition, which turned out to be the toughest I have done in the
past 5 years of road expeditions, recedes into the background when I
acknowledge that this would not have been possible, in the manner it was done
despite the stiff odds, without the spontaneous support, encouragement,
hospitality, motivational pats on the shoulder and, most importantly, prayers
of so many over social media and in person. It is from the bottom of my heart
that I thank all of you sincerely. This expedition saw me negotiate five
accidents, three incidents where I could have lost my life and an occasion when
my car was vandalised and I lost more than Rs 1 lakh worth of equipment. Almost
a similar amount will be required to bring the Champion back to her old self,
after suffering almost fatal battle wounds. Through it all you never permitted
my spirit and passion to flag or even think of quitting the expedition. It was
always forward and yet more ahead. Record Drive had achieved the distinction of
completing it's eighth expedition successfully and is on track to register the
twelfth Limca Record. My humble greetings and pranams to all of you,
personally, for being with me all the way.
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