Typical sights in India poor kids and overstuffed transport! The other pictures are of the street in Majnu-ka-tilla the tibetan colony and the view at night from the wongden house! more info to come my time is up and it is time to hit the streets of Pushkar for some camel fair fun!

Back in time to Paris

Our time in Paris was short and sweet and so will be this posting we went to the major sites and ate a lot of tasty sandwiches!

Hello from Pushkar India,

It is 2pm here and very hot and this is winter I cant imagine the summer time. Bits is taking a nap and I am obviously on the computer. Here are some pictures from our two night three day camel safari. The first one on the left is Manreet our hindu speaking camel man wearing bits's sunglasses. He would get very excited and talk in hindu to us but we would not understand and when we tried to talk in hindu to him we could not pronuce anything well enough for him to understand but at least we tried. The second one is of a home in the desert were we stopped for a lassi and Indian tea both were made with fresh cow milk from the back of the house. The huts are constructed using cow dung, sand, and a bit of water. You cant see them but they would also make designs in the walls with their fingers. The last picture is of Manreet getting some milk from a village man because we ran out and Indian tea is just not the same with out it. It is made by boiling black tea, sugar, and milk and then strained into glasses.