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Look at those eyelashes!
Although, if encountered a camel and an elephant at the same time, I think the elephant would capture my heart. I'm uncertain though how your parents and grandparents would have reacted to you bringing a couple of "pet" elephants to the farm... Thank you for the blog. I've read them erratically as I could grab a minute but the postings were fun, informative and a gift. Thanks. rr
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
Date: 11th December 2012
Welcome home!
Glad you are safely home. Sorry about the illness at the end. I HATE those experiences! Wonderful travelblog. I loved the handsome little camel gang! Greetings from Missouri. I'm in Independence until the 16th. And what Christmas gift did you bring home for YOUR camel?
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
Welcome home!
Glad you are safely home. Sorry about the illness at the end. I HATE those experiences! Wonderful travelblog. I loved the handsome little camel gang! Greetings from Missouri. I'm in Independence until the 16th. And what Christmas gift did you bring home for YOUR camel?
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
Date: 11th December 2012
Siwa's Christmas Surprises from Pushkar
David wants to know what Siwa will be getting for Christmas...maybe we will do a Christmas Blog Special with photos of Siwa with all his new accoutrements! There may have been a suitcase full of decorations just for Siwa!!
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
Siwa's Christmas Surprises from Pushkar
David wants to know what Siwa will be getting for Christmas...maybe we will do a Christmas Blog Special with photos of Siwa with all his new accoutrements! There may have been a suitcase full of decorations just for Siwa!!
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
Date: 11th December 2012
No, you can't be done!
I have had so much fun watching your trip! Glad you are all back safely (and healthy), but these posts will be missed.
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
No, you can't be done!
I have had so much fun watching your trip! Glad you are all back safely (and healthy), but these posts will be missed.
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip
Date: 10th December 2012
Thank you for including me in your blog! I have so enjoyed the opportunity to participate (vicariously) in your wonderful trip!
From Blog: India: The Land of Great Eating
Thank you for including me in your blog! I have so enjoyed the opportunity to participate (vicariously) in your wonderful trip!
From Blog: India: The Land of Great Eating
Interesting! It doesn't appear that you were able to cross into Pakistan. Is that correct?
From Blog: Border War: Pakistan Versus India
fascinating
This sure looks like a worthwhile stop! I'm a bit surprised the guards took photos with you though. Welcome home by the way. N
From Blog: Border War: Pakistan Versus India
Date: 6th December 2012
Neat
Love your do rags! What an interesting place. Did you go to the border and watch the changing of the guards? We heard from fellow travelers that this is really something to see. I suppose you are winging your way to the States by now. Get ready for cold weather by Monday! Nancy
From Blog: Punjab: I Don't Think We Are in India Anymore!
Neat
Love your do rags! What an interesting place. Did you go to the border and watch the changing of the guards? We heard from fellow travelers that this is really something to see. I suppose you are winging your way to the States by now. Get ready for cold weather by Monday! Nancy
From Blog: Punjab: I Don't Think We Are in India Anymore!
Date: 5th December 2012
looks familiar
We too loved this drive. We thought Jaipur was the cleanest city we visited in India. Not that this would take much. Didn't you find the Amber fort absolutely breathtaking? N
From Blog: Jaipur: The Pink City
looks familiar
We too loved this drive. We thought Jaipur was the cleanest city we visited in India. Not that this would take much. Didn't you find the Amber fort absolutely breathtaking? N
From Blog: Jaipur: The Pink City
Date: 5th December 2012
tough living!
This reminds me of Nanital. We loved that lakeside mountain retreat. Going to be tough coming back to reality. N
From Blog: Udaipur: India's Venice
tough living!
This reminds me of Nanital. We loved that lakeside mountain retreat. Going to be tough coming back to reality. N
From Blog: Udaipur: India's Venice
Date: 5th December 2012
This may be the favorite (for me) of your many voyages!!
From Blog: Jaipur: The Pink City
This may be the favorite (for me) of your many voyages!!
From Blog: Jaipur: The Pink City
Date: 5th December 2012
Nice photo of the 3 of you!!! Some of the best traveling experiences are the unplanned ones!
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Nice photo of the 3 of you!!! Some of the best traveling experiences are the unplanned ones!
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Date: 4th December 2012
The places you go and the people you meet! Amazing! Give me tips on how to arrange a marriage for my daughter! Actually, I think she's probably doing fine making her own choices, but I've been tempted. Very interesting to talk to my Asian friends about their arranged marriages. Travel well. DRB
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
The places you go and the people you meet! Amazing! Give me tips on how to arrange a marriage for my daughter! Actually, I think she's probably doing fine making her own choices, but I've been tempted. Very interesting to talk to my Asian friends about their arranged marriages. Travel well. DRB
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Gorgeous scarves on the wedding crashers
Not that it is all about me, but is there the possibility that the handsome scarf worn by Roy was given to him by his older sister. Please, please let it be so. On topic, what a wonderful unexpected adventure.
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Dad's Aviator Scarf
Yes, Christy you are correct. The scarf you spotted around dad's neck is the one you gave him. I wore it many times in this country of scarves/shawls/excellent textiles. I also wore it when we went to the holy lake for Uncle Ray.
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Date: 4th December 2012
So jealous! Looks like a great time. And what fortune to have made such great friends that you got invited to a wedding!! Miss you and can't wait to see all of you. Your camel is crazy, by the way. Not sure what got into him the other night, but I assume he just misses you like crazy.
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
So jealous! Looks like a great time. And what fortune to have made such great friends that you got invited to a wedding!! Miss you and can't wait to see all of you. Your camel is crazy, by the way. Not sure what got into him the other night, but I assume he just misses you like crazy.
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Gorgeous scarves on the wedding crashers
Not that it is all about me, but is there the possibility that the handsome scarf worn by Roy was given to him by his older sister. Please, please let it be so. On topic, what a wonderful unexpected adventure.
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Date: 4th December 2012
what an adventure!
this was your best adventure so far! The unexpected just given to you! What wonderful travelers you are!
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
what an adventure!
this was your best adventure so far! The unexpected just given to you! What wonderful travelers you are!
From Blog: Wedding Crashers Rajasthan
Date: 3rd December 2012
Jodphur, India and jodphur trouser style
Recall that Dad was wearing jodphur trousers in his photograph with his Denver Grand Champion? Well, I wondered if there might be a relationship between the name and the city of Jodphur, India. There is! I pulled the following from Wikipedia, "...They originate from an ancient style of Indian trouser called the Churidar, which is tight around the calf and baggy at the hips, still worn at traditional Jodhpury weddings.[2] This is a special traditional style of clothing in Northern India, especially in what is today the modern state of Rajasthan, which has its capital at the city of Jaipur. Sir Pratap Singh, a younger son of the Maharaja of Jodhpur, popularised in England the style of riding-trousers worn in Jodhpur, a design that he apparently improved and perfected by himself and first tailored in India about 1890.[3][4]"
From Blog: The Long Drive to Jodphur
Jodphur, India and jodphur trouser style
Recall that Dad was wearing jodphur trousers in his photograph with his Denver Grand Champion? Well, I wondered if there might be a relationship between the name and the city of Jodphur, India. There is! I pulled the following from Wikipedia, "...They originate from an ancient style of Indian trouser called the Churidar, which is tight around the calf and baggy at the hips, still worn at traditional Jodhpury weddings.[2] This is a special traditional style of clothing in Northern India, especially in what is today the modern state of Rajasthan, which has its capital at the city of Jaipur. Sir Pratap Singh, a younger son of the Maharaja of Jodhpur, popularised in England the style of riding-trousers worn in Jodhpur, a design that he apparently improved and perfected by himself and first tailored in India about 1890.[3][4]"
From Blog: The Long Drive to Jodphur
Joy
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Thanks!
Great stories and photos!!!
From Blog: India Recap: Another Fantastic Trip