We are in Rajahstan about 50km from the Pakistani border and about to visit a medevil fort.
So many photos which I can't upload because no wifi.
All most exotic and rather bizarre.
Arid beige and green countryside with camels, goats and sheep galore and rather brightly colored birds.
COWS aplenty of course, wandering about quite cheerfully.
Dogs everywhere - mostly lying beside the road dead asleep and rather likely to become really dead.... but haven't seen a single cat.
The women wear the most
vibrant and astounding clothes.
Visited the Viceroy's Palace in Bikaner yesterday where a small first world war plane was displayed in the main hall and could have done with a little dusting.
Lots of faded photos of Raj era dignitaries and pelts of tigers on walls etc etc.
Impossible to visit all your blogs - but I would if I could!
Love to all.
Your trip makes my cruise round NZ seem very tame!
ReplyDeleteYour words paint the pictures, Elizabeth, most beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI looooove the photography of your words! You are acting like a kid with that camera, aren't you ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful time Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteHow long will you be there?
Lack of photographs makes us all use our imagination Elizabeth - glad you are enjoying it all. Photos can come later.
ReplyDeleteIn Nepal the only cats I ever see are the very large ones, tigers and leopards. I can't wait to see your photos.
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful, and exotic, and quite full on! I'm feeling sorry for the dogs...
ReplyDeleteI feel bad for all of those dogs lying on the road. Maybe you should bring one back...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful time you're having! You will have SO much fun uploading those photos, looking at each one and remininscing! Take more! And then show them to us! Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteI can almost see and smell where you are...delightful that you are taking us along with you! Thanks you ! Loving you and your blogishness!
ReplyDeleteNo worry about not visiting our blogs! I am happy to visit yours and follow your journey! Thanks for sharing, I also love the photography of your words :)))
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Oh, it's so good to hear a bit about what you are doing and seeing, Elizabeth. hugs and kisses, B
ReplyDeletecan't keep up with you lovely globe trotter! hope you are having an amazing time and look forward to next batch of pics! x j
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing adventure .. and no photos? Hadnt noticed since your prose evokes wonderful images ..
ReplyDeleteAm rabidly jealous, but still wishing you a wonderful time and many adventures (isn't that big of me). I CANNOT WAIT to see your pictures.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the photos!
ReplyDeleteYou're missing one of the better blizzards back here - March certainly in like a lion - schools closed for the first time in ten years! lovely.
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