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Hmmmm! |
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Didn't pay your parking tickets? |
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Fly and hair... tasty! |
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Hand Cart |
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these guys are everywhere and dangerous fully loaded... they don't stop for anything |
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Temple... |
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was right in the middle of these little alleys jammed between stores of textiles. |
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My wrapping paper store |
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The paper I bought here before Christmas was really nice. It was thick, had the lines on the "wrong" side for cutting, and said "Made in USA." 24 sheets for 50 rupees. |
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Barry and the curious cow |
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Sewer cleaning... |
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these guys were pulling stuff out of the sewer and dumping in the street... I don't understand the purpose behind it, but hey... it's a job, right? Ewwwww! |
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Father and son |
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Enjoying the view of the street. We had a fun wave exchange. |
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Goat with a sweater... |
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Hey... it was a little chilly that day. |
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Gorgeous Sari... |
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One of these days, I'll get a really fancy one. |
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Henna shop |
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The green stuff is henna, Sara bought some to do the girls' hands. Many Indian's put this in their hair to prevent hair loss, it turns their hair orange. |
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Knife sharpening |
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close up |
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Making Taffy |
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Get a load of the hook he's using to pull the taffy on. It's so disgusting. Keep this in mind when you see me at the peanut brittle shop |
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Lasik? |
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No, not where I had mine done, but it's conveneintly located across from the sweet shop |
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The Little's in their rickshaw |
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Watch out for that... |
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milk scheme... |
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Nose hair trimming... |
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with scissors, right on the street! |
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Peanut Brittle |
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We bought and ate the peanut brittle... it was really good |
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Walking the streets |
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My mouth is full of peanut brittle |
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Precious Human Life |
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This sign was posted in the brass shop. Don't lose faith in the decency of the common man. |
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VHS store |
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Can you see how old they look? Proof that you can find ANYTHING in Old Delhi... except Dove chocolates |
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What the heck is THAT? |
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Oh, my gosh... that is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen... What is that black thing? Do people actually eat this, or is this supposed to ward off evil? |
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Street Food... |
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I guess if you fry it long enough, the staggering amounts of organisms that want to harm me might be reduced to an amount my immune system could handle. |
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Police car... |
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Looks very official, don't you think? |
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Pretty leaves... |
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don't know what they are for, but someone took the time to swirl them nicely |
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Tibeten refugee market... |
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We stopped here on our way to the car and found some nice warm shawls... |
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Change please? |
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Several "vendors" stopped us asking us if we could change their US dollars (given by tourists) for rupees. We were swarmed, in fact, but I was glad to be able to help a few. And it was comforting to see a few US dollars. |
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