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This is the story of a successful Anglo Indian who did us all proud with his achievements in the world of cycling.

Kendel was the unassuming second son of Yvonne & Herbert Turner. He was born in 1972 in Lallaguda (fondly called Little England) in Secunderabad, A.P. In 1987 at the tender age of 15, his cycling abilities were noticed by his classmate’s father Mumtaz Ahmed, a coach for the Andhra Pradesh cycling team. He convinced him to give it a shot at the state trial for the forthcoming Sub-junior Cycling Nationals tournament.  Being blessed with a supportive brother Russel, who already had his own share of achievements at this sport persuaded Kendel to try his luck. He surprised himself when he fared brilliantly as a first timer without any formal training.

The final part of this series! By Ernest

They remembered what Sunna Robinson said(big big crabs men)took Richard back to the kitchen and introduced him to his lunch."they're crabs Richard and when they're cooked they are very tasty."Nothing to be afraid of really,except those two huge claws and look,they are tied up,so stop crying and go and wash your face" said his Mum,comforting him with a hug.Later they sat down to lunch.Richard really enjoyed the crab curry and rice,but not the doll with brinjals.He could'nt stand brinjals in doll and they decorated the rim of his plate."Richard eat your brinjals"said his dad in a stern voice.

The LONG over due (with apologies to Ernest )  Velankanni! The second last chapter of this story. Stay tuned for the last of this series coming up in a week. Enjoy!

Guard Sidney.D'Monte woke them up at Tanjore Junction at eight o'clock,because it was the best place to have breakfast.Theres nothing like freshly made iddly,oolundoo vadai,uppma, with pieces of casewnut and (ghetti) coconut chutney and samba.Richards Mum and Dad enjoyed their "chapoos"(disposable earthen-ware cups) of --- what uncle Sidney said was "the best bloody coffee on the line".They arrived at negapatam at ten o'clock in the morning,said their good-byes to uncle Sydney and jumped into a tonga with all their luggage.

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Brisbane came alive on the 9th September 2006. Everyone from Anglo’s to Goan’s showed that they could party for a cause. The Queensland Aust-Ind Association along with the Goan community organized a dance with the help of businessman Ivan Colaco of VSIO & Shyamdas of Target Travels to raise funds for the upkeep of Our Lady Of Vellankani statue which stands in the Marion Valley on the Gold Coast in Queensland.