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Category Archives: Travel
Monday Music, “Falling Slowly” from “Once”, the film
This is not a current film. but was out in 2007 and I thought a good contrast to “50 Shades of Grey) which was just released. “Once ” touched me on several levels. The music is a haunting and a … Continue reading
Posted in film, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged "Once" the film, Broadway show, Dublin, film, humility, justice, love, mercy, movie
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Incense In India . . . . .
Incense is an ancient rich tradition in society and religious occasions in India. Agarbathi is a word derived from ancient Sanskrit. It is mentioned in the old Vedic texts to be used to mask odors with pleasurable smells. The modern … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient use of incense, Buddhism, Christianity, cosmetic use of sandalwood, Hindu, incense, Islam, medicinal use, religious use, sandalwood, Sanskrit, scent
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The Best Fun. . . .
This is what I love when it happens as we are touring. A crowd gathers around and someone thrusts a young child or baby into my arms. The first time, I had no idea what to do but … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blessing a child, child, children, familes, fort, India, photography, tourist
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Temple at Ranakpur
Ranakpur,a massive 15th century Jain Temple complex, is not high on a mountain top but nestled the valley of Aravalli Hills in Rasjasthan . Our bus trip, though, made us feel like pilgrims first climbing up the hills and then … Continue reading
Historic Climb at Frozen Niagara Falls
Some of you might remember that I finally visited Niagara Falls last summer. The sight and sound are impossible to describe. Here you can see the winter that is happening in New York State right now that caused the conditions … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged adventure, adventurer, Canada, Canadian ice climber, daredevil, frozen water fall, ice, ice climbing, New York State, Niagra Falls, Will Gadd, YouTube video
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The Steep Winding Way Up Mt. Abu
Check-out the difficult road up to Mt. Abu. The kids in the back of the bus had to stop at a safe spot for some fresh air and knee stretching. No one was physically sick but pretty close and … Continue reading
Shimmering Sand. . . . . .
Here are our camels and handlers resting as we dismounted and waited for the sunset in the desert. Actually, I think that is Mr. Rocket, the camel that Jennifer and I rode. He is the main man in the … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, camel rides in Rajasthan, camel rides in the dessert, camels, camping in the desert, Jaisalmer, sand dunes, sunset, travel
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To Veil or Not to Veil ?
This is not a woman seen in Gujurat but in Rajasthan. We are used to seeing Muslim women with their faces covered but not Hindu women. The question of why , was asked of Vikram, our guide in Jodhpur. … Continue reading
Peace. . . . on Mr. Rocket !
Jennifer, Mr. Rocket,our camel, and I were just bumping through the desert. . Jen was riding behind me and got this silly picture. . . what a fun ride it was . . PEACE ! This Is Incredible … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Camel ride in the desert of Rajasthan, Camel rides in the desert, camels, desert, India, peace, tourists
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A Wedding Drone?
I drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle according to Wikipedia. It is usually thought of as a weapon of war used by Special Forces Operations to keep pilot’s safe. There is a small but growing number of civilian application … Continue reading
Posted in film, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, bride, drone, drones in war, drones used in civilian life, families, family, filming, groom, Indian turbans, Indian wedding, photography, wedding
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