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Whose idea was it to do a camel safari?
... to relax and enjoy it. We arrived at the top of the dunes and the view was stunning! It reminds you that often at the point you want to say "screw this" and walk away, the next moment can provide a glorious gift! We got off the camels and they collapsed! I think carrying our fat ***** was a little too much for them. So a sunset gift for us and a brief rest for them! After witnessing yet another fantastic sunset we jump back in ...
The Blue City
... for the kids and then back to the bus stop using only the sun and a keen nose! The bus home was shared with approximately 2000 other people, and of course all eyes were on us! It appears that it is ok just to unashamedly stand and stare here. They are not subtle about it in any way. One man who spoke English was asking us questions and then relaying the info to the whole bus! Another surreal experience in ...
Into the Desert
... seems like an incredible fun childhood and a wonderful place to grow up but then you have to remind yourself that these boys have full time jobs and only one of them attends school. Arahi was keen as anything to learn some English from the two teachers.
Late in the afternoon, we hopped back onto the camels (like pro's now!) and rode off to watch the sunset from the top of one of the tallest dunes. Once the sun was down, the temperature plummeted so we were quite glad to ...
Upmarket homestay
... and as it is for the Untouchables they have been dis-owned by many of their friends and family. We met up with Pete (UK) who was meant to join us in Dehli, but had trouble getting his visa in time. We were given a cookery demonstration by the Guest House owner's wife, and then ate the results for dinner.
Sunday 23rd After breakfast we were joined by Barbara and Caroline (both UK) who should also have joined us ...
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