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The Blue City
We arrived in Jodphur after a long and stressful bus journey. The conductor refused to open the luggage compartment of the bus so we had to sit with our bags practically on top of us. On the journey we met a Mexican guy called Gonzalo who you'll see in our photos along the route. We ended up traveling with him for a little over a week during which …
The Talented Mr Singh
... little man rapidly. He was a mine of information. He told us about the days when the park was privately owned and used as a bird shoot for the wealthy. On one particular day of these shoots 4,273 birds were shot, not for food, just for the sport. The last shoot to take place was in 1964, the park was then made into a national park and in 1985 was given World heritage listing. The park covers 29 sq kilometers, 18 of which is drylands and 11 wetlands. As we ...
DEEG DONDON
... d’épices qui rend fade toute nourriture aux retours.
Taxi collectif pour Bharatpur (moi je suis pour) puis bus pour Deeg (prononcer digue). Cette bourgade est très rurale, les rues sont pleines de tracteurs et les environs sont parsemés de petites tours de galettes de bouses de vache séchées (combustion idéale), sacrées vaches. La route qui y mène est un peu défoncée et, en serrant les abdos, l’effet Slendertone est ...
Fatehpur Sikri
... Rupees for the tourist's entertainment and children who hounded you to buy their postcards or other cheap trinkets. It was an emotionally draining experience to visit this area.
Putting aside these experiences, I did like visiting the Palace and Mosque. Both are made of red sandstone prominent in this area. The buildings are lovely as you tour around this massive area. You can imagine what the place must have looked like in the height of its glory ...
Nearly There !
... whilst having you eyes closed and holding your breath !
Carl woke up this morning with a frog on his head in the tent, no one found any geko in their sleeping bag. Anyway 50 miles today with a bird Santuary visit....
Ok guys 70 miles under our belt (yes 70 !!!) so by our calculations after 10 miles out of our remaining 50 miles tomorrow we should have reached the total distance of "Bradford to Calais" so all the lasses voted for ...
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