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March 10th 2013
Published: March 10th 2013
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'Tigers in a Haystack' - India - 5 Mumbai-Udaipur-Ranakpur-Jodhpur-Nagaur-Roopangarh-Jaipur-Ranthambore-Keoladeo-Fatehpur Sikri-Chambal-Agra-Delhi-Shimla-Dharamsala-Pong-Amritsar Ranthambore-Keoladeo 28th February 2013 'Tigers in a Haystack' We'll be hunting for tigers in the Ranthambore National Park in the early hours of tomorrow morning, so it's early to bed... Read Full Entry



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David & Janice The grey-haired-nomads
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David and Janice embarked on a life of serious travel on retirement in 2004, setting off from their Norfolk, England, home on a three-year journey by motorhome across Europe and circumnavigating North America. Travel, it seems is now a major part of their lives, fulfilling their joint love of culture, dramatic scenery, wildlife, hiking, writing and photography. This is their story. David and Janice The Grey-haired-nomads ....and Todd came too. ... full info
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Greater coucal
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Home from the fields
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Indian Roller
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Keoladeo wetlands
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Macaque
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Monitor Lizzard
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On your bike!
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Pond heron
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Purple swamphen
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Samba deer
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Serpent Eagle
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Spot-billed duck
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10th March 2013

John Hodgson
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You made the right decision to go to INDIA and miss the UK winter.
Hi David and Janice, How do you do it? The moment you leave our shores the weather takes a turn for the worse. Mid March, golf course closed following overnight snow and it's too cold to go fly fishing and the gardener (me) says it's too cold to venture outside. I'll take time reading your latest blog. I may not comment on a regular basis but I love to read what you've been up to, and look at your amazing photographs. I follow your travels with a passion. Good luck to you both. Love John and Nyta
14th March 2013

Grey haired nomads
David & Janice The grey-haired-nomads

How do you do it!
Hi John and Nyta, We try to take off for the sun in winter these days; lessons learned from constant travel! I'm hoping to play at Newmarket later in the month - I'll let you know when and we could perhaps meet up. Better still, I'll arrange for you to come to Thetford when the snow clears! david and Janice
11th March 2013

traveltalesofawoollymammoth
Jo Roberts

Loving the photo's
Ace photo's, they make it look so real, well done
14th March 2013

Grey haired nomads
David & Janice The grey-haired-nomads

Ace photos!
Thanks for your comment! There are two of us doing our best! Photography is one of our many hobbies - after travel of course! David - the rear end of the grey-haired-nomads

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