Hotel Express Residency Jamnagar

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... he was with his wife. He rushed her over to us for an introduction, he seemed excited this time, excited we were meeting his wife. We talked for a while before continuing the walk down together, they were interested in how we felt about India and asked many questions. Then suddenly the man became even more excited, in the distance he'd spotted a photographer, one who will take your photo and then instantly print you a copy. Before we knew it we ...

... about to be sick. Men and motors is the same all over, blokes standing around each having an opinion on a problem, but unlike garages in England where naked women adorn the walls here posters of Hindu Gods and small shines covered in beads and incense to bring fortune on the shop are the main centre piece. The garage is more a shack constructed of wood that’s held together by years of grease, oil and dirt. And judging by the mound of knackered parts quite a few ...

... back, had dinner and went to sleep. The dinner, Amiji said, was typical Gujarati food- lots of carbs. Some performers came to the Lodge and performed for the guests. We thought that they were doing almost the same thing over and over again. They were walking around doing fluid and robotic movements and people would put money in their mouths. Personally, I did not think it was a good show. Eric was pulled into the dance which he ...

... is next to Pakistan so we saw men in tribal clothing that look very much like something you'd see in Afghanistan or Pakistan. Our driver told us that there are many immigrants coming from both Bangladesh and Pakistan/Afghanistan. He seemed a bit cross about it, commenting that they were taking their jobs. Sound familiar? I guess the conversations are often the same all around the world, huh?

... four of us were quite the source of entertainment and interest when we wandered around town. It is quite confronting being stared at so openly. The safari was actually a bit disappointing as the main person, Devji, was not able to take us instead his son did and his son's English was not as good and he was not that knowledgeable about the birds and animals. There was also a high ratio is driving around in ...

... you want chai'. With the masses of people it has already been painfully slow and at that moment I start to have doubts on whether this is the right thing to do. If it wasn't for my camera I wouldn't be so hungry to overcome so many obstacles but with my passion and possibility of capturing something great I venture on. I finally stumble into the heart of the action with the activity slowly divulging, the noise is continuously deafening with banging of drums and chanting, but ...

... again. 'Leave me alone!' I put my glasses in my pocket fearing that if I wore them on my eyes then they might get clawed out. Obviously at this point the movie 'The Birds' is on my mind. The rest of the time went unscathed but I did keep looking up at the skies to check for any ambushes. I enjoyed the sights within the complex, one in particular being a massive 60m well with a 200 step spiral staircase that take you to the waters edge. I might still have horror ...