That’s the Lentil Curry and the Poppadoms sorted – Now where's the Naan Bread?

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November 7th 2011

Published: November 7th 2011

M – It’s a bit of an understatement to say that I have eaten a lot of curry in the last 4 weeks (2 weeks in Nepal and 2 in India) but even I couldn’t manage this pot of Dal on offer in Varanassi, see photo to the right. I was however tempted by a few poppadoms from the street sellers in Jaipur, see the next photo below. All I need now is an enormous Naan Bread from one of the Balti Houses... Read Full Entry

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Kicking off the blog again as we head off to South America for a 3 month trip. Hi to both of our Mums who we hope are reading! We have moved to Walla Walla, Washington from California and although we enjoy it greatly it feels good to be dusting off the rucksacks and leaving the below freezing winter weather for our first major trip since 2012. ------- Previously in 2011/12.......We are 2 British citizens who live in California. After much planning and some angst we are taking a break from reality and taking a trip around the world. One car is sold and the house is rented but before ... full info

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The Lower Level of the Amber Fort - Near Jaipur

One of Many Doors at the Pink Palace

Another Door at the Pink Palace

Pink Palace

Pink Palace - Jaipur

1.5m High Silver Urn

One of two that can hold 8,182 litres and are the largest crafted silver objects in the world. When Madho Sing II went to London for King Edward VII's coronation in 1901 he had them filled with water from the Ganges and taken with him as he was reluctant to trust the water in the West.

Jal Mahal Palace - Jaipur

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