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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Rice Revolution – The World’s #1 Important Food Crop
It should come as no surprise that India’s preeminent crop is rice. It produces 20% of the world’s crop, and rice is the staple of the diet in the Eastern and Southern states in India. The usual number of harvests … Continue reading
Gujarati Thali at Agashiye, The House of MG
I have mentioned, before, this elegant hotel in the heart of old Ahmedabad, The House of MG. It was built by a prominent, self-made, textile tycoon, Shri Mangaldas Girdhandas in the 1920s. He and his family lived and entertained on … Continue reading
Supermoon with clouds – Ajaytao
I wouldn’t want anyone to miss this amazing picture!
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Very Inspiring Blogger Award
Katy with her great blog PraguebyKaty nominated me for Very Inspiring Blogger Award I accept this award again because it gives me great pleasure to encourage other inspiring bloggers. Here are the rules for accepting the award: 1. Display the Award Logo … Continue reading
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Super Sweet Blogger Award
Super Sweet Blogger Award Firstly I’ll like to thank kimberlyakinola for nominating me for this award. Thank you Kimberly! If you don’t know this wonderful lady, you should visit her blog. So here are the rules: Thank the supper sweet blogger that nominated you. … Continue reading
Health, History, Horses. . . . Saratoga Springs, New York
My title seems redundant when the sign repeats it, but I was hoping to catch the readers’ attention. Oh well, my point is that Saratoga Springs, New York means many things to many people and those are just three of … Continue reading
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Tagged carousel, Congress Park, dining, gambling, racing, Saratoga Springs New York, shopping, Skidmore, SPAC, spas
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Shine On Award
Thank you Tamara at mybotanicalgarden.wordpress.com for nominating talesalongtheway.com for the “Shine On award”! I hope my nominees will visit Tamara’s beautiful blog, soon. THE RULES ARE: 1. Display the award logo on your blog. 2. Link back to the person who … Continue reading
Potty Park
Yes, there is a Toilet Garden in Ahmedabad. Toilets or the lack thereof are quite a problem in India. Gandhi said that sanitation is more important then independence. And after all these years it is still a huge problem. … Continue reading