Details of the facade of the Taj Mahal A young girl with her brass plate to collect animal dung for fuel Gwalior Fort A local boy. Family fun on the terrace of the Taj One of the temples Workmen at the Taj The locals were friendly. There were cranes below.
Oh Pat. What a beautiful story. You know how I'm fond of nostalgia. I can imagine your friend, late at night, feeling a little lonely and he saw your card and took a chance to reconnect.
Your retelling of your story and how he saved you probably cheered him up.
Sigh. And I suddenly miss India all the more. It really is such an incredible place.
I'm reading William Dalrymple who wrote several books on India. Really fascinating stuff.
Kane: thank you for reminding me about William Dalrymple - he is a familiar face and voice to me - from his work as a journalist, but I have never read any of his books. Time to start:)
Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. For the last three years have been working on my memoirs and have now completed a final revision.
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Oh Pat. What a beautiful story. You know how I'm fond of nostalgia. I can imagine your friend, late at night, feeling a little lonely and he saw your card and took a chance to reconnect.
Your retelling of your story and how he saved you probably cheered him up.
Sigh. And I suddenly miss India all the more. It really is such an incredible place.
I'm reading William Dalrymple who wrote several books on India. Really fascinating stuff.
Cheers!
Kane
Kane: thank you for reminding me about William Dalrymple - he is a familiar face and voice to me - from his work as a journalist, but I have never read any of his books. Time to start:)
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