I said “Nahi mai delhi se hon, yaha guptaji ke ghar aaya hon”. He ask “aap kaya unke rishtedar ho”. I said “Ha unki bati meri wife hai”. H...aring this he showed too much intimacy and said “Achcha aap Rashmi ke husband ho”. I ask “Kaya aap rashmi ko jante ho”. He said “Guptaji ke ghar ke sara electric ka kam mai hi karta hon”. He force me to sit on the chair behind the counter and serve tea. He has not collected any money for Line tester I have taken though i was not needing it.When I was leaving. " It's nice," the deeper voice countered, carrying a note of finality."Who are you?" he tried to say, but it came out as nothing more than a groaning mumble."It can hear us!" Fly!" No," the deeper voice argued. Then it said, "Can you hear me?"How am I supposed to answer? he wondered, but to his surprise, he was able to say, "Yes." Will you try to catch us?"His brow furrowed - a little more progress. "Catch you? Who are you?" Will you try to catch us? Tell me or we'll go away." No, I won't try. An anonymous group of very interested parties, uptown and down, have pooled resources to provide certain tools. Some appreciate the access to information and others resent the competition. All dislike the business model of the interlopers." The bottom line is that a dozen small but effective items and one big honkin' item, all unused, clean and unregistered, but with legit paper, found their way to my van with proper supplies. The anonymous donors request that they not be returned but be used. He found several places where there were definite signs that individuals had lain in wait. There was even a spot in one of the trees where someone had tied boards on which to sit while looking into the camp.Returning to the horses, Malcolm said, “I’ve seen signs that bandits are active in the area. We’ll have to lay some traps and be careful tonight.”After taking care of the horses, starting dinner, and setting up camp, Malcolm spent an hour placing traps at various locations around the.