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Yes or No? Great Indian Head Shake. . . . .
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
With a little research , I learned the origin of the head bobble… dating back 400 years when the kings in Indian did not like to be confronted with a “no” when they gave an order.…
The Sublime Taj Mahal!
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
? Originally posted on March 18, 2013by annetbell ? Namaste. . . . . The Taj Mahal is one of the world’s most famous and recognizable buildings. Remember a forlorn Princess Diana sitting on the famous bench, all…
Veranasi, City of gods
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
← Are We Famous Yet? Ghandi-ji → A Pilgrimage City…Varanasi We were in a boat at 5AM floating towards the rising sun. We were at the service at the end of the day. We were at the ghats during…
Diwali- Festival of Lights
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
This is a short video showing the people, colors and joyful celebration of Diwali!
Music Monday Widor Toccata from Newark Cathedral
Charles-Marie Widor was a French composer, organist and teacher who lived from 1844-1937. This is his most famous work, simply known as the Widor Toccata, though it actually is the final piece in the 5th movement of his Symphony for … Continue reading
Delhi’s Incredible Growth
“Unbelievable but true,” Officer Singh. Images from the inner city to the rapidly growing suburbs. The high rise apartments are like none I have ever seen. . . . . anywhere! If you were to live in Delhi, would … Continue reading
Yellow Cable’s Summer Music Monday, The Everly Brothers, “Til I Kissed You”
The Everly Brothers were indeed brothers, Phil and Don. They were most popular during the 1960s with country influenced rock and their close harmony style. The brothers were honored by induction into the Rock and Roll Hall … Continue reading
