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Author Archives: annetbell
Honeycrisps
Most people think of New York City when New York state is mentioned. That is understandable but Upstate, where we live, is quite different. There are still many family farms where families live for generations raising cattle, crops, and gardens … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged apples, blogging, Drive-in theaters, family, flowers, Honeycrisps, New York State, photography
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Leadership Matters
Gujarat is pioneering sustainability in India and the world. This project is at the Narmada Canal where solar panels have been installed over the canal. They will protect millions of gallons of water from evaporation,eliminate the need of the … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Arizona, electricity, Gujarat, leadership, Mr. Modi, Phoenix, Solar/ canal project, sustainability
17 Comments
Response to Rescue Dogs Post
Rescue Dogs weronika, pronounced …46m http://www.weronska.wordpress.com / Following Weronika, wrote me a lovely comment to my post several days ago about Rescue Dogs. I thought you might enjoy her thoughts. https://talesalongtheway.com/2013/09/17/rescue-dogs/ what strikes me also is that as many first responders are … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Uncategorized
Tagged 9/11, animals, blogging, Rescue Dogs, search dogs, www.searchdogfoundation.org
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I was alerted to this article by my dear friend Page. We grew up together and are life-long friends. We lived 25 miles from Harrisonburg, and now Page and her husband live there. I would say it used … Continue reading
Chandresh and Friend
Kutch is a section of Gujarat that is actually the second largest sub-state in India. It is well known for the Asian Lions at Gir Forest and the beautiful, colorful handmade crafts of India. https://talesalongtheway.com/2013/09/08/asiatic-lions/ These are the handmade … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Asiatic Lions, Chandresh Bhatt, deer, embroidery, film making, Gir Forest, Gujarat, India, Kutch, tribal crafts
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Bhadra Fort. . . . Ahmedabad’s Royal Citadel
Many of my posts have explained places within the medieval walls of the old city of Ahmedabad such as the Pols, Manek Chowk,day market and night eatery, the wonderful markets, architectural decoration and details, Friday Mosque, and now I want … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, architecture, Bhadra Fort, blogging, India, Manek Chawk, market, medieval city, photography, travel
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Dada Hari Ni Vav
Dada Hari, was the chief attendant of Sultan Muhmud Begada’s royal harem at the turn of the 16 century. She commissioned the building of this step well as well as a garden, mosque, and her own tomb. The ancient rulers … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, architecure, Dada Hari Ni Vav, India, photography, step well, travel
12 Comments
Rescue Dogs
This lovely Border Collie looks very similar to our Lucy, who was not in a K-9 unit, but a awesome ball catcher! I hadn’t intended to write more about 9/11 , but watching yesterday the terror and horror unfolding in … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 9/11, bravery, commitment, DC, Man's best friend, New York, Rescue Dogs, Washington, work
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NIDUS. . . .A Designer Shop
This is India’s premier design institute and is located in Ahmedabad very near the City Museum or Sanskar Kendra by Le Corbusier. Both are must see places if you have the time. Access to the campus is quite difficult. No … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, contemporary, India, Le Corbusier, modern, National Institute of Design, NIDUS, shopping, travel
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Sunday Funnies
One of the weekly Sunday rituals when I was growing up was reading the Sunday funnies after church and dinner. Just a slower, easier time in the old south. Though probably people did something similar throughout the country. We don’t … Continue reading
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