Jaisalmer: My Camel for your iPod

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February 16th 2008

Published: April 11th 2008

There is a certain trepidation one feels when attempting something for the first time. And such it was for us with mounting the camels. That they are almost 3 meters (9 feet) tall and hundreds of pounds didn’t do anything to ease the nerves. But they did have the most lovable faces, bulbous lips and a fascinating gleam of innocent impishness in their eyes. Both of them were sitting flat content... Read Full Entry

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Vibert & Shanna & Ty & Nathan

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11th April 2008

Your Trini "Shadow"
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Here comes the "F" word!
FANTABULOUS!!

11th April 2008

Nadia
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Camel ride
Is the camel ride like a ride on a donkey? I've always wondered. The saddle looks real comfortable.

11th April 2008

Shana
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Awesome
I cant believe i'm about to say this but the camel does look cute...lawd...LOL. I could see the faraway look too...sometimes the shortest moments touch us the deepest and are always more difficult to let go. Thanks for making me a part of this journey guys. God bless

11th April 2008

Mom
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I love the camels!
Hey youtwo, this was one exciting part of my journey with you in the desert. Was that really the camel's belly button? I imagine eating a full meal and seeing someone with a cell phone in the desert. This trip was fun.

11th April 2008

Tina
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How you keep up with that heat?? Love the eye of the tiger and the picture of Shanna and her travel companion (nothing but Love).

12th April 2008

Your "Trini" Shadow
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2 little birds
A wonderful example of desert camouflage plumage! Do you know the name of the birds? A masterpiece in photography! This one gets my special award for "Nature Photo of the Tour". Just don't ask how long it took me to locate them :-))

13th April 2008

Kat
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Awesome
Great read, superb photography. Amazing adventure. I'm on my way to Rajasthan and would love to do the same trip. could you please send me an e-mail and tell me how could I contact Musa? Thanks for sharing your journey Kat

20th April 2008

Your "Trini" Shadow
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iPod
Thanks, you guys!

29th April 2008

Luo Tingli
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How are you?
Long time no see,dear friends! How are you? Is desert interesting?

25th May 2008

Zohar Lokhandwala
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camel name
I kept looking at the camel's name you wrote down...finally figured it out.... Its actually 'Kesariya' ....meaning saffron colored.

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