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Delhi & Agra
... me if I wanted to drive the tuk tuk, but I declined!
Yesterday he took me for chai and I sat under a tent while they made if for me. A small, dark-skinned woman in a maroon sari with shiny silver beads started the process by heating up the water. One of her many sons collected handfuls of ginger and cardamom and added it to the pot, then she threw in a handful of tea. While this was brewing, another of the sons showed off his ability to write in Hindi & English, ...
Sexy Pizza
... the phone issue (I hope), I get back on the metro to head to Red Fort. The train is a little bit more packed today…even the women only car is pretty full. A woman came and sat right down on my lap! I now put my bag on my lap so that doesn’t happen again. As soon as I get off the metro at my stop, making sure I "stand clear off the doors" ...
Three Delhis
... government buildings and museums; all of which is spaced far apart for minimum density. New Delhi was constructed on a grand scale to impress, but with an eye toward transportation efficiency. It is what London might look like if the British had knocked it down and started over. Food costs almost as much in New Delhi as it does in a typical American city.
Delhi is everywhere in between.
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Delhi
... 40 metre high and is made from red sandstone and white marble.
Before entering I had to cover myself up, so I was wearing full length trousers, T-Shirt and a sarong, which I covered my arms and head with (it was 37.9 degrees this day)! I was told my sarong wasn’t good enough and I had to wear a long gown (what I can only described as a multi-coloured hospital gown). When we were in the grounds, the local women had short sleeved ...
Delhi in the Daytime
... sunscreen and left the sunglasses.
We walked out onto the dusty road and made our way along the grass. I watched the cars, scooters, rickshaws and bikes pass by on the busy road, kicking up dust and everyone honking at each other (I still haven’t figured out why they are honking). At one point I saw a man riding a horse amongst all the vehicles and a few cows stop traffic. Oh yeah, and there were no discernable ...
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