Galgibaga Beach, Goa - Must Visit

Galgibaga Beach/ Galgibagh Beach, possibly the cleanest beach in Goa is located in the quiet taluka of Quepem in Canacona region of South Goa and 7 kms from Palolem Beach. 

Swimming is allowed and there are life savers who patrol the beach. 

There are only a couple nice eating shacks which offer lip smacking food. 
It's a Must Visit beach in Goa. 
Galgibaga Beach is fairly simple to find on Google maps. There's no parking next to the beach. One has to walk a bit to reach the beach. 
The beach is one of the three places in Goa that form the nesting grounds of the Olive Ridley turtles, a protected species. The northern portion of this beach is protected it being the turtles nesting ground and that gives the beach its nickname, Turtle Beach. 
Roadies must visit Raj Baga beach on the way back from Galgibaga Beach.
Raj Baga beach is just besides Hotel Lalit and has literally no tourists there. It’s almost like you have the whole beach to yourself.
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Vanlife stories of Mahesh Karadia, resident of Navsari, Gujarat

Mahesh Karadia,  who has settled in Navsari, Gujarat started camping and caravaning while still abroad in 1979. His first camper was a Commer 4 berth with an elevating roof in early 80's. Then he acquired a 4 berth VW camper in late 80's. Along with his wife he travelled extensively in Europe and have amazing memories. Now in 2021, he has a Swift Kontiki 6 berth. In 2016 his brother drove this from London to Mumbai. He joined them in Vizag and drove South to Kerala, Goa, Kanyakumari and then to Mumbai and to Navsari, Gujarat. Couple of years back they travelled to Lourdes in France and Spain. 

He is almost 68 years old now. There is nothing that can beat this experience of his. 
He says, 'if you love, go for it'.  
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Pile up in Fort Worth, Texas in February 2021

Happened in Fort Worth on I-35 southbound toll road, Texas in February 2021. 

It was a 100 car pile up with 6+ fatalities. 
It was reported by people frequenting the highway that at a higher point of the highway (you don't see in the video), is a crest where the cars drive down and can't see the vehicles piled up below. Basically the cars went over the crest, and when they saw what was happening, couldn't stop because of extremely slippery black ice on the road. 
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