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Jess's tips for using a squat
1) Forget to give your handbag to your husband, making sure you take it into the toilet with you where there will be nowhere to hang it. 2) Balance your handbag so it doesn't sit in the puddle of pee that is on the ground. 3) Pull you pant legs up over your knees so they too miss the puddle of pee. 4) Grab you scarf in your teeth so it doesn't drag on ...
If u can love a camel u can love anyone days 25-26
... we don't have long until we have to meet everyone else. We get tuk tuks to the lake edge and walk across a bridge. Dushyant leads us to a place where we can see the palace and the sunset. The restaurant over looking the restaurant is a fav of his so asks if we wanna go. We agree yes but head to a local dance show before dinner. It is of dancing over different time periods and casts in Rajasthan. It's amazing, women have fire on their heads while dancing, puppets dancing and the ...
Colours of Rajasthan
... transactions that I could see. After dark when we made our way back out again, more action seemed to be taking place in the cupboard-shops, while the fruit and veg sellers in the street were in full frenzy. In the midst of the street action, there was also a large area of grasses and reeds piled up and basket weavers at work.
Distracted along the way by an engaging incense and perfume seller who showed us photos of his garden where he grows the flowers and herbs for all the scents ...
The city of romance
... went for a walk around the city. It is very pretty- set around a lake. Ruby took us to Janak arts where they gave us a demonstration of miniature painting. Afterwards they painted some Indian motifs on our nails- mine was an elephant. We then had lunch by the lake. It was really warm and I got a bit of sunburn. Slowly getting warmer but it's still very cold at night. After lunch we went on a boat trip around the lake. ...
Castles in the sand (and water)
Frances and I took the overnight train up to Udaipur, which was a memorable experience. Passengers can freely open the doors and stand on the runners, watching village upon village roll by.. We shared a cabin with an army officer who asked for Frances' home address within the first 20 seconds of conversation (this is not considered to be antisocial behaviour apparently) and proceeded to snore all bloody night.. But tiredness was washed straight away upon ...
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