Tigerless Woods

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February 12th 2010

Published: February 18th 2010

The alarm went off at 5am, and I dragged myself down the stairs and into the restaurant for some Indian style breakfast and tea. Camera, glasses, and the warmest amount of clothing layers I could muster in tow, our 20-seater cantor arrived at 6:45am to take us deep into the scrub forest of Ranthambore National Park for our tiger safari. There was only one problem: I wasn’t actually there to ... Read Full Entry

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18th February 2010

Carl Chosa
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Carl Superbowl Champs Chosa
I've officially changed my name. I absolutely love your blogs, you need to put these in a book and make a million $$$$. Be safe and keep us informed.

19th February 2010

Kaci
Kaci Bennett

Ahaha yes!!! That is the best name ever!

20th February 2010

anonymous
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um
i just peed my pants a little laughing at this one

20th February 2010

Spencer
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hilarious
What an amazing experience. I love the thoughtful insights and descriptive stories.

21st February 2010

Cindy Swager
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so it was tigerless
Thank goodness you got to go and see the deer and monkeys and a couple of other critters.....too bad about the tiger, that would have been awesome!!

28th February 2010

Tali
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lol
I have lol on this one! The whole spicy thing. I told you spice it EVIL, sucka! Can't wait to sit around the Alto talking about this one :)

28th February 2010

Tali
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OMG
Wait a freakin minute, I hadn't looked at all the pics when I replied the first time. I changed my mind. India is too scary for me, 1) Pigs in the street, 2) scary spicy food and 3) scaries of all is that so-called toilet on your train, eek!

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