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Tag Archives: rickshaws
Mom, Pop and the Twins!
This lovely picture was taken on the grounds of the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Notice the orange triangular head scares that are mandatory for entrance. But let me tell you the back story. . . . . We, … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Amdavad, family, India, rickshaws, Salim, The Golden Temple, touring, twins
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Mohammed’s Birthday !
I usually don’t have writer’s block, because I tell my stories and write just like a speak, as one of the students pointed out. I think the hesitation is due to the fact that this event has moved up to … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, Amdavad, Friendship Diplomacy, India, Islam, Mohammed's Birthday, parades, photogrphy, religion, Religions of the World, rickshaws
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Jama Masjid, Delhi India’s Largest Mosque
Reading about Delhi in the Indian Summer brought this mosque to mind. It is the Jama Masjid, Mosque in Delhi built high on a hill overlooking the crowded streets of Old Delhi. The busyness and chaos of Chawari Bazaar is at … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, faith, India, Largest in India, mogul, mosque, Old Delhi, photography, Qu'ran, religion, Religions of the World, rickshaws
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Weekend Breakfast
One of the treats we gave ourselves in Ahmedabad was breakfast at the house of MG on Saturday or Sunday. You already know I loved Indian poha( https://talesalongtheway.com/?s=Poha for breakfast, but there was just something about the weekends that made us … Continue reading
Posted in India
Tagged Almedebad, breakfast, cappuccino, culture, House of MG, India, mangoes, photography, rickshaws, The Green House, travel
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Dreamers and Doers
India is full of entrepreneurs…they are everywhere. People here are bursting the edges of society and living on the streets, eating on the streets, working on the streets, and must work to survive on the streets. All over India there … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, blogging, culture, entrepreneurs, India, rickshaws, travel
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Tales of Four Rickshaw Drivers
From day one in India , we have had a love/hate relationship with the rickshaw/tuk-tuk. It is cheap transportation…$0.20 for one way to Cept University. The most expensive rides have been $2.00 and we are still alive after 45 days. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmedabad, drivers, honesty, India, kindness to strangers, poor widow's mite, rickshaws, traffic, tuk-tuk, Veranasi
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