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October 18, 2009 - Jaisalmer, India
Nigel's ode!!! India is a land of many dreams It also has many skin lightening creams While we in the west want to look browner Yes, even I am looking more like president Obama Here people want to look like they are in a hurse This really must be an Indian curse. Another dream of this land Is for all to be grand The problem is its all about caste If you are born low you will always be last This land like most has many faces We are only scratching the surface visiting these place Anyway...
By Nikki & Nigel in Indian Autumn
Diwali - Saturday 17th Oct
October 17, 2009 - Jaisalmer, India
Fri 16th 9am tour of Old fort with guide - bit touristy but interesting. Managed to avoid buying anything despite being taken to many shops by guide. Late pm went 50 km into desert for camel safari. Two camels and two lads off to the dunes to watch sunset. Sunset not v impressive. On return trip Nikki's camel was spooked but luckily she just managed to stay on board. After this we were elevated to camel professionals and trotted past all other walking camels on route back. On...
By Nikki & Nigel in Indian Autumn
Wed 14th
October 16, 2009 - Jaisalmer, India
Road trip from Mandawa to Bikaner v interesting started off at 9am. Crops flying past (if you could call it flyig at about 40 to 50 mph in our old white morris) include peanuts, millet and mustard seed. Lots of farmers using all modes of transport. Arrived Bikaner at 1pm for a rest before going off to see Deshnok Temple (the Rat Temple). The free-roaming rats are given food and milk as it is believedthat the rats (kabas) are reincarnated sould saved from the god of death (Yama). There...
By Nikki & Nigel in Indian Autumn
Jaisalmer, India
February 13, 2009 - Jaisalmer, India
After we’d had our fun roaming the streets of Delhi, we took a very long (20hr) night train to a city located in Rajasthan near the India-Pakistan border called Jaisalmer. It was once a great fort used as the first defense of northern India. It still has a great fort, but instead of cannons and soldiers there are now shops selling trinkets, and tourists. The fort is the highest point of land for miles around and can been seen from far away. It is made of yellow sandstone, which glows in the...
By David and Daniela in David and Daniela's "World" Tour
Thunder Storms, head butting cows and...
December 6, 2008 - Jaisalmer, India
...the ever present fear of being run over! Hee hee, its not that bad. We arrived in Jaisalmer yesterday. For those of you who have not googled it, its in the desert...It rained when we got here which was follwed by a massive thunder storm lasting all night. Anthony is still suffering from Lack of sleep. Tis a very lovely place tho, with an amazing fort that we saw today. unfortunately, the narrow streets mean there is a constant battle between the head butting cows, motorbikes and...
By Anthony&Kerry in Adventuring
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