Leaving the pink of Jaipur, we reach Jodhpur, named the Blue city... for obvious reasons. Ended up in a completely different hotel, blue as well, called the blue house, sharing a room with a couple of aussies, a small price to pay for a slight improvement in luxury! Thinking that Jaipur was difficult to beat, the fort hear is even bigger and eve...

Hi guys! In India at the moment & it's absolutely mental! I've never been anywhere with 1/4 the amount of stuff happening all at once! We arrived in Dehli about 5days ago at 1am, totally knackered after being in airports & on planes for about 40hrs. Our first glimpse of Delhi was mainly of giant trucks all covered in tinsel & mirrors with horns ...

For our two nights in Jodhpur we stayed at a haveli, an old stone building built to allow both light and air to flow. The word haveli has roots in the words for wind and light. The temperature has been much more comfortable than we might have expeted in Rajasthan in July, with clouds and strong breezes in advnce of the monsoon. Jodhur is in the ...

We are in the town of Jodhpur after another car ride through the Rajasthani countryside which is even more barren and rocky as we move west further into the desert. As dry as the land seems there are still a large number of trees dotting the land. Often amongst the trees you see camels grazing, straining their necks as they reach high into the t...

Woo hoo! We survived an overnight train ride! We bummed around Bikaner last night awaiting the arrival of our train out of Bikaner - it was a crazy day trip - we are glad we made it but really glad that we left. Hotel Deluxe left much to be desired. Well I guess you can not expect much for 100 ruppees - that is about $3 - so it was a nice place ...

Here is a collection of some random photograph - some are snap shots, some are set shots, some are done with digital, some with a 35mm camera. It's a different theme than the last set. Also you will/will not be glad to hear I purchased a new digital camera in HK!!!! No more 35mm (until I lose this one) - mind you I have sent my first two CD's of...

Namaste!! After leaving the madness of Jaipur we headed west for a 3 hour hell raising (still can't get over the driving!) dusty, hot and fumey journey to Pushkar. Upon arrival in Pushkar it feels as though you just entered Glastonbury Festival except this place has a sacred lake, no booze and cleaner toilets! Pushkar is a well visited, holy, an...