Last Saturday: a lazy one, spent walking around parts of Delhi we’d never seen before. No goal, no sight to see — just picking a Metro stop, getting off, and seeing what there is to see.
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Last Saturday: a lazy one, spent walking around parts of Delhi we’d never seen before. No goal, no sight to see — just picking a Metro stop, getting off, and seeing what there is to see.
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Great pictures! It seems like with all these outside vendors, the weather must be pretty mild there year round.
Ah, Grey Street Girl — thanks for the laugh!
Please see:
http://ourdelhistruggle.com/2008/04/22/this-is-a-joke-right/
Just curious, how do people react when you go around taking these pictures? I mean, getting a shave is pretty personal – not many people would like to be photographed getting one.
You must get stared at a lot!
We ask politely and smile. Most people don’t have a problem — especially if Jenny asks. Then we take 3 or 4, knowing they’ll be staring at us for the first pic but back going about their business by #4, which is usually the winner.
If someone says no, we don’t take a picture.
(And we get stared at regardless of whether we’re taking a picture or not.
Ahh..the 4 pic trick is an interesting idea. I shall try that out some time!
Hey fun blog!
Is this Panchkuian Road? [near Ramakrishna Ashram Marg Metro station]
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