Hi mam @DeniGu
**1. Name: @JimmyJasrotia **
2.Location: Jammu and Kashmir, India
3. What I love about being a Local Guide: As a Local Guide, I love to share the details of place and picture 
I put forth good karma by sharing both positivity and calling out what needs to change, one genuinely honest review at a time,
4. My favorite thing to explore: I love exploring historical ruins, Mountains, local thrift and restaurants in and around india
Hey, @JimmyJasrotia , welcome to Connect!
Your first stop should be the monthly post to Introduce Yourself
There, you’ll get to meet Local Guides from around the world. If you reply to one of their posts, make sure you ‘tag’ them so they get a notification. You do that by adding the @ sign and their username.
Then, check out the menu on the side to look through different boards that are interesting to you. You might even find a meet up in your area to get some face-to-face time with other Local Guides.
Here’s a great post by @SholaIB to help get you started: Welcome To Connect
Thank u soo much for support
Must visit India once Bro. I help u to explore. Namaste 
Hi sir
1. Name: @JimmyJasrotia
2.Location :
Jammu and Kashmir, India
3. My profession
I am business man. And love to travel all over india but aim to visit #Vietnam and #Indonesia
4. What I love about being a Local Guide:
As a Local Guide, I love to share the details of place and picture I put forth good karma by sharing both positivity and calling out what needs to change, one genuinely honest review at a time,
5.My favorite thing to explore:
I love exploring historical ruins, Mountains, local thrift and restaurants in and around india
Hi Friends
1. Name: @JimmyJasrotia
2.Location :
Jammu and Kashmir, India
3. My profession
I am business man. And love to travel all over india but aim to visit #Vietnam and #Indonesia
4. What I love about being a Local Guide:
As a Local Guide, I love to share the details of place and picture I put forth good karma by sharing both positivity and calling out what needs to change, one genuinely honest review at a time,
5.My favorite thing to explore:
I love exploring historical ruins, Mountains, local thrift and restaurants in and around india
Any one from Jammu city please contact me.
** @TravellerG @RosyKohli @DeniGu @user_not_found **
@JimmyJasrotia You are very welcome. Hopefully you find that this community is all very welcoming and eager to share about their experiences and home-town/country.
Thank you for the invite! India is on my list of must visit places, for sure, driven mostly by the amazing posts from your Guiding Star @TravellerG . Looks like you already got his attention with the posts yesterday.
don’t forget that “tag” when responding to make sure the person gets a notification. Takes a bit to get used to because you’d expect the ‘Reply’ button to take care of it, but you’ve got to add their name in. I used the @ tag for you and Traveller here in this post. You’ll get a notice, and so will he.
Pozdrav @JimmyJasrotia
Dobrodošao na Connect, sjajnu zajednicu lokalnih vodiča.
Pozdrav iz Hrvatske!
Thank u soo much
Hello @JustJake
I seem to miss your posts around on connect. How’s it going you?
Thank you for sharing the welcome card. I love it too.
Happy guiding
Cheers
Hey @SholaIB ! You are not imagining things, I have been away from most things the last few months. Even @TerryPG had to tease me about it in the Race To A Billion post. I didn’t realize it was that noticeable 
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Everything is going well, thank you. Perhaps, since I’ve had such a long absence, I ought to re-introduce myself! Thanks for the prompt, man.
1. Name: Jake (Just Jake)
2.Location: Phoenix, Arizona, USA
3. What I love about being a Local Guide: I have realized that being a Local Guide has made me slow down and be much more observant and present in my hometown & places I visit.
I get encouraged by the accomplishments of others on Connect:
These self imposed challenges lead me to focus on specific types of contributions for a time and keep a fresh outlook. This, too, pushes me to be more active in my community and observant when I travel.
It’s a nice feeling to be able to contribute a review/photo/edit that will, hopefully, have a positive impact on a traveller or business. I also love the anonymity of the whole thing (unless you get caught or become a “star”). There are no prizes or monetary rewards, just the satisfaction of knowing there’s so many of us going around quietly making it easier for everyone else to navigate the world and find awesome places.
4. My favorite thing to explore: I am obsessed with the rural areas and small towns within Arizona (USA). There is quite a lot of history here that connects to the expansion of the United States, and the cultural importance of the land I live on to the Native Peoples who have been here for 1000s of years. Some of the rural areas have retained a sense of time back to when they were settled. Much of the Tribal lands are without modern services that exist only 50 miles away in a bigger town. The experience of being in these places, speaking with the locals, and understanding the challenges or reasons for the “character” of their home is my favorite.
5. Fun fact about me: Despite the layout of Phoenix (Arizona,US), the 110 average days with temperatures over 100 degrees (f), and the infrastructure that has been built for 7-passenger SUVs to go 100mph everywhere, I prefer to commute on a Vespa Scooter. Scooters are a rarity here, but we have a small community of Scooter enthusiasts and we turn heads wherever we go. That’s me, always needing more attention while trying to fly under the radar
Thanks for reading. Have a fantastic day!
Hi @JustJake
Nice post.
I used to be driving a scooter also. I loved it.
Always appreciated your comments on my Storefront posts.
Cheers
Morten
Welcome @JustJake
I could also present you with a Welcome to connect card but maybe I’ll change my mind on that.
For New local guides it’s free. For guiding stars you should pay a token.
Nice photo of you there very cute looking. Thank you for sharing. That might win next month featuring !!! Fingers crossed.
Cheers
@SholaIB It was my initial shot for the Guiding Stars until I read that you could not have any logos or designs on your shirt I ended up having to get a coworker to just take my notoriously un-cute final image.
I will get caught up on those posts soon, @MortenCopenhagen . I think you’ve come up with invaluable tips for all of us.
The streets in the US are not quite fit for scooters. Where I live, many have a speed limit of 70kph, and the highways move at about 120kph. I continue to make modifications to keep up, mostly for the absurdity of someone on a scooter passing cars at 80mph. But, this means we need full motorcycle endorsements.
My wife and I had planned a Vespa trip around the Netherlands a few years ago, but got rained out. I think when our kids are old enough for us to get back to traveling alone, a ride around Italy or revisiting our missed Netherlands route will be top of the list.
Or, maybe I’ll invite myself over to have @Stephanie_OWL teach me to ride a real motorcycle in Germany 
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Hallo @JustJake
Meine morgendliche Lektüre war dieser Beitrag, denn ich musste erst zu seinen Anfängen zurückgehen um zu sehen, ob ich einen Zusammenhang übersehen oder etwas verpasst habe 
Mit einer Vesper durch die Niederlande… Eine gute Idee!!! Radfahren ist dort auch herrlich, sogar ohne elektrische Unterstützung. Alles sooo flach, keine Hügel, keine extremen Steigungen. Das machen meine Knie auch ohne weitere Hilfe mit.
Wir haben derzeit die Qual der Wahl, endlich eignen sich die Temperaturen (gestern 17 Grad nach den Tagen zuvor mit 1 Grad) und wir müssten uns entscheiden:
PEDELEC oder MOTORRAD …
TJA… irgendwie lustig, wir renovieren noch immer unsere Kellerräume und somit wurde uns diese Entscheidung abgenommen 
Deine Erwähnung dich selbst einzuladen… Hip Hip Hurra… Ich zeige dir gern die Gegend des wunderschönen Lipperlandes dir zu zeigen wie man hier Motorrad fährt… Args… Das gestaltet sich schwierig
Ich bin eine durchschnittlich begabte Fahrerin und mit Sozius eiere ich leider nur über die Straße
Ich nahm unseren 16jährigen mit und brachte ihn zur Fahrschule … 
Sowohl er als auch ich hatten auf Grund der ungewohnten Haltung zunächst Krämpfe in den Beinen du hättest uns sehen sollen
Ja ja… So eine kleine 500er Sportstourer ist kein Sofa.
Ab April, so denn er seine Prüfung besteht, fährt auch er statt Moped ein kleines Motorrad. 125er Ninja.
Er scharrt schon mit den Hufen und hofft meine 500er Honda später übernehmen zu können sobald er den nächst größeren Schein machen darf.
Du jedoch, könntest sofort mit dem A Führerschein starten. Meine Fahrlehrerin ist soooo geduldig.
Bring bei deinem Besuch Zeit und Geld mit 
mit deiner Vesper Vorerfahrung benötigst du mit Sicherheit wenig von beidem, im Gegensatz zu mir, da ich zuvor nie gefahren bin.
Unser Großer ist 18 und hat auf seiner 125er bereits die Welt umrundet. Die Maschine, eine Supermoto, pfeift aus dem letzten Knopfloch wie man hier sagt, nächsten Monat muss sie zum ersten Mal durch den TÜV um weiter auf den Straßen zugelassen zu sein.
Wenn er sie fit bekommen hat, wird dieses Motorrad verkauft. Er macht derzeit seinen Führerschein für Autos. Sobald wieder Geld dafür vorhanden ist, dann den A2 Führerschein für Motorräder bis 48 PS .
Er liebt jedoch die Optik von Supermotos… Auf meine Maschine ist er daher nicht scharf
My dear friend, @JustJake
Thanks for referring my name in your response to our newcomer lg @JimmyJasrotia …
Happy Guiding…
Hello, LG friend, @JimmyJasrotia .
Even when you are replying to an LG, kindly tag so that he/she will get a notification…
PS:
I have also sent you a Private Message here in LG Connect; kindly respond when free.
In case, if you need any assistance:
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Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards
Hi @InspiringCuriosity You are great contributor of google map. Your curiosity is so good. Nice to meet you.
