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Tag Archives: camels
A Temple, a Living Fort, and a Camel !
Ranakpur is the jewel in the Jain temple crown. Visiting these temples is an exercise in pilgrimages. I have shared the 2.5 miles climb up the 4000 steps up to Palatana. This temple is not up a mountain but the … 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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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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Greetings from the Golden City of Rajasthan
Namaste from Jaisalmer, India ! We have been travelling since last Tuesday and will return to Amdavad on next Wednesday night after a world wind eight day trip to Rajasthan, a neighboring state to Gujarat. Here is an image from Google Public … Continue reading
Camel Racing and the Slave Trade in United Arab Emirates
This is not a happy, feel good post on this Saturday morning. I am deeply saddened by the violence and possible voting irregularities in Scotland. Just another example of greed in this world where money, no matter the currency, and … Continue reading
North to Rajasthan from March 10, 2013
(Rajasthan is the state that has all the elements tourists think of when you mention India:forts, temples, camels, desert, nomads, and colorful crafts. In spite of all the tourists it is a place we would like to see more of. … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, camels, forts, Hinduism, history, India, photography, Rajasthan, Religions of the World, temples, travel
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Republic Day , January 26, 2014
Quick quiz. . . . when is Independence Day? Why is it not celebrated on its date? August 15, 1947 was the actual date that the English left peacefully after 200 years in India. Republic Day began on January … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, camels, Constitution, India, largest democracy on earth, parade, photography, soldiers
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One Solitary Life
This photo was taken by my son, Chris last weekend when he an his family visited New York City for the Christmas festivities. As you can see, the shot was taken from seats in the auditorium of Radio City Music … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged angels, baby Jesus, blogging, camels, Christmas, donkeys, Living Nativity, Magi, New York City, One Solitary Life, Radio City Music Hall, sheep, shepherds, travel
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Befana’s Italian Christmas
This is Befana,the Italian mother Christmas. Traditionally, she is the one who delivers gifts, but the date is not December 25th but on Epiphany, which is January 6th. You may know the expression “mamma mia” which is an Italian expression … Continue reading
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Tagged baby Jesus, Bafana, Buon Natale, camels, Christmas, Christmas traditions, Epiphany, gifts, Italy, Magi, mamma mia, new king
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