Good post !!

Not exactly what you're looking for but for me Goa over the last few days has been:----

Sight-- My computer Monitor until my eyes are square

Smell-- My sons stinky hamster that's been stuck in my Office.

Sound-- The please press 1-- press 2 ect phoning travel companies.

Taste-- My soggy cornflakes as I mull over the forum for ideas.

Touch-- I guess it has to be my keyboard where the keys have almost given up.

I thought booking a Holiday should be fun

Cheers
Not so stressed Rog

It will all be worth it come April,believe me Rog.. I bet there's a load of us who wish we were going for the 1st time again..Try to enjoy every day your there.(as I dont think you can beat the 1st trip to Goa)....Keith

I'll try to keep this short

Sight - beautiful unbelievable chaos

Smell - Incense and burning embers

Sound - crows, horns, jingling bells and "come into my shop"

Taste - undescribable heaven and honey bee

Touch - What the place and its people do to me every time.

And now I want to go back !

Sight - Unorganised Chaos that's facinating

Smell - never really nice, except for the food

Sound - beep beeeeep beeeeeeeeeep, taxi?! Very loud music on some buses...

Taste - Beautiful food, pretty much everywhere... Local places my favourites

Touch - My heart, seems to get stuck in there and you never know why...

Sight - Vibrant colours, divers people and places

Smell - Incense, curry, sea & unfortunately stagnating food/faeces & exhausts (rare though)

Sound - As said Beep Beep!!! Taxi, Hello friend, Chilled goan trance, Tranquillity (depending on where you go).

Taste - Smirnoff, amazing fruit juice, kings, AMAZING SEA FOOD and Curry. Very good pizza too.

Touch - The intense heat, cool breeze, sticky/dusty surfaces.

great post

for me its

SIGHT smiling faces

SMELL burning aroma that seems to be everywhere, and food

SOUND the bread boys bycicle horn at 6.00am every morning then

the dogs barking

TASTE it has to be curry

TOUCH the hot sand and cool sea

For me it is

Sight - buses crammed with people speeding down Candolim High St as I sit in the Mango Tree having an early evening drink

Smell - the woodsmoke as I get off the plane

Sound - biddly biddly (the sound of the taxi horns) and thre bike horns of the bread boys

Taste - fabulous food, especially the fresh samosas from the bread boys

Touch - the welcolming hand shakes from my Goan friends