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Mumbai Temples and Dhobi Ghat
... organized. We bought our basket of offerings (flowers, some candy, a small coconut), left our shoes at the stall, and got in line #2 (a boy said it was the VIP line...it did look shorter, but why were we guided there? I hope not because we were white...). The line moved along slowly for awhile, but then the temple "security" started yelling to move things along--we didn't know what was happening. I thought it was an evacuation.--We entered ...
Throw Mamraj From the Train
... With only about three of those in existence in Bombay, I chose the one seemingly closest to the train station and set off in search of it. What I did not count on was more rain, an incorrect map, and a café that no one had ever heard of. After a long day of train travel, heat and rain, neither of us was in much of a mood to deal with another setback.
At long last and near the end of my rope, we fell upon ...
Det är indierna som gör Indien
... och har varit här för länge för att verkligen beskriva hur detta land är, och har man som västerlänning ser på det. Jag ser inte längre några konstigheter eller något ovanligt som försiggår här, jag flyter bara med i allt märkligt som händer och det är vardag. Det var svårt att skriva det här inlägget utan att få det att låta löjligt och klyschigt, men ni får läsa med en måtta humor och överdrift. Självklart är inte alla indier och allas Indien så som jag beskriver det, detta är nu ...
Early March at Rani Bagh
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Dillenia suffruticosa
Saraca asoka
Pretty pink Tabebuia rosea
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GO GO GO!!!
... and tourists were killed and many, many more severely injured. A huge police presence around the central Colaba district, road blocks and the need to present an ID document when simply logging online highlight the fear and security the government is trying to quash and install respectively. I visited cafes and hotels involved in the seige and spoke to Bombay-ties (their turn of phrase not mine) who still feel the pain for the lost ones. A ...


