Jalalabad
City in eastern Afghanistan on the road to the Khyber. Dervla Murphy’s last Afghan stop in Full Tilt.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Tilt | Dervla Murphy | journey waypoint | End of a 115-mile ride; she tallies Afghan and Sikh generosity before the Khyber. |
Full Tilt — Dervla Murphy (1965)
Source: Full Tilt - Ireland to India With a Bicycle · Original · Readwise highlight
This city is full of Sikhs, who are undoubtedly the most forthcoming people on my route since Bulgaria.
- Role: journey waypoint
- In the book: She ends a 115-mile ride here and reflects on Afghan and Sikh generosity, including an anonymous gift of 500 afghanis. She sets out for the Khyber the next morning.
- Why it matters: The last Afghan stop, where she tallies the kindnesses of her stay.