Have you heard of Snigdha Class? We hadn’t either. But we found out later that ‘snigdha’ means smooth and so we booked tickets for the train journey back from Chittagong to Dhaka (for a 4th time). It was far from smooth(!) but another great adventure in Bangladesh and we enjoyed the ride back to the big city.
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MUSIC (Title / Artist)
1. Every Time I Fall – Hallman
2. Ain’t Giving You Up – Love Beans
3. Still Learning – Hallman
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