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Our first street food... |
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We were hungry and Davender offered this place to stop...Dave was excited, but we 3 girls were quite frightened. |
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Doing dishes... |
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Yep, we ate off those dishes... it was DELICIOUS! I'd do it again! |
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Jama Masjid |
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The largest active mosque in India |
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I'd hate to have to pay for it... |
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On the way to the Red Fort |
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Funny story... the original driver gave up after 25 yards or so and this guy hopped on... "You are too heavy" the other guy said! Thanks for that! |
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From behind... |
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Not the most comfortable seat, but great views! |
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A sign about the building |
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The room for public petitions |
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The queens bathing room |
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Obviously, the couryard would be empty of men, and I assume the water was cleaner... and the fountains worked. |
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Ahhh, very Shah Jehan! |
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The Red Fort was build by Shah Jehan, who also built the Taj Mahal and parts of the Agra Fort. I love his style and use of white marble. |
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More arches and inlay |
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Are you sick of these pictures yet? |
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The "stream of paradise" |
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spoken of in the last sign. |
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Contrasting styles |
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Which one was built by the British, can you tell? |
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Another shot... |
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which one do you like better? |
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The girls at Chandi Chowk |
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which means... crazy shopping... but not really! |
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A main street at the bazaar |
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Dave with a wedding hat... |
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Although Joan bought them to be used for the 3 wise men hats. Cute! |
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This one is for you Amber! |
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A ribbon store |
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Vote for me! |
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Dave in his newly acquired Nehru outfit. |
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