We went. We saw. We didn’t get the infamous Delhi Belly. Furthermore, we survived everything else that India threw at us. We have lived to tell the tale. One day soon, perhaps, I will have a little spare time to tell it.
We went. We saw. We didn’t get the infamous Delhi Belly. Furthermore, we survived everything else that India threw at us. We have lived to tell the tale. One day soon, perhaps, I will have a little spare time to tell it.
The Mexile 
I’ve enjoyed your photos this trip Gary. Didn’t bog you down with remarks.
Did you just use your iPhone or your camera or a combination of both?
My home will be up for sale next month and because of the market here should sell quickly and hopefully I’ll be able to winter in Merida for a few weeks or months. My new home won’t be ready now until December or later. It’s been a whirlwind journey.
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Your comments are always welcome, Colm. And I’ll always get around to responding. Sometimes later than sooner, but I get there. I used both cameras. Most of what went onto Facebook was from my iPhone. I’m about half way through processing the Fuji photos, and a third of the way through uploading them to Flickr.
Wintering in Merida sounds like a very fine idea. Perhaps with a little luck, we’ll get to meet up and have a beer there one day.
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The photos from India were great. And, while it is said that a picture says a thousand word, I would like to see, in writing, the stories behind the pictures. Will be waiting for those too.
Rich
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Pictures can lie, Rich. I will get around to explaining….!
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Heyya!! I loved your post with the amazing picture of Taj Mahal!!
Yeah!! I would be eagerly waiting for your posts, describing your experiences in India!
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Hi there Harshita. Thanks for dropping by. I will get to write more about my Indian adventure, the good and bad! I’d be interested in hearing your comments!
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Yes surely!!!
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