Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Gwalior India

A tourist and a local

Gwalior Fort where we think the Indian mutineers held out .
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9 comments:

Barlinnie said...

Pat, India indeed looks a wonderful country for any budding tourist to visit.

However.. the smog, the street traders and their unrefigerated food, not to mention the odd Puff-Adder popping up at the roadside, would make me personally think twice these days.

I'd like to be convinced hen, tell me some more.

1:06 PM
Barlinnie said...

Pat, where are my manners?

Superb photies....

1:50 PM
Pat said...

Jimmy: to say nothing of the Delhi Belly. It was a great experience - never to be repeated. I've just found all the bumf so there will be more in dribs and drabs.

2:22 PM
Barlinnie said...

Hokey dokey,I shall look forward to it with great interest.

5:49 PM
Anonymous said...

Is this the same fort that's the subject of Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe's Fortress: Richard Sharpe & the Siege of Gawilghur, December 1803? I know there are different spellings, and your photo looks like the description in the book.

Even if they're not the same fort, the photo is great anyway.

7:52 PM
Eryl said...

Gwalior Fort looks amazing, I would love, love, love to go! These days I see a bit of food poisoning as quite useful in the 'keeping down the weight' game, so I'd build it in to my plans.

8:02 PM
Pat said...

Charlie: such hard questions. I did a bit of research and it seems they are the same:-
'He went on to win another battle at Argaum and take the fortress of Gawlighur (Gwalior). .....'
Well spotted:}

Eryl: believe me you do not want to get what I got in Jaipur. Gory details later:)

8:43 PM
OldLady Of The Hills said...

LOVE these two pictures, too, Pat, particularly the second one. There is this mysterious feeling about it.

9:09 AM
Pat said...

Naomi: shame they don't blow up.

10:19 AM

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