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Mike and G. Ray in India
Sunday, January 17, 2010
The Agra Fort Moats
The fort has two moats. At one time the outer wet moat was filled with alligators and snakes. The interior moat was dry but field with tigers and cheetahs.
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Dinner with Ram Jethmalani
Driving down the main street in Saidpur
Riding a bicycle in Saidpur
Visiting Pijush Kantiber's Studio
Crossing the street in New Delhi
The death of a political leader
A roadside tea stand
Meeting Ram Jethmalani
The roottop lawn above my room at the guest house
Me with the dancers
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Dance Program before the exhibtion
Cutting the ribbon to the exhibition
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A cup of tea
Entering Jaipur
The fog persists in New Delhi
Public Works
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My temporary home in Sector 41
Dogs with jackets
Irons
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Park bench
Playing marbles in the street
Another professor at NDU College of Arts
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Lunch at Nathu's Sweets
Lecture at New Delhi University College of Art
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G. Ray says goodbye to India
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Standing in the sentry post
The Amber City Fort
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The Amber City Fort in Jaipur
Our guide in Jaipur
Dinner at Niro's in Jaipur
On the way to Jaipur
Some photos G. Ray took
Dinner at the Triton Hotel in Agra
Smoking Kills in India
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Our guide Anil
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Shah Jahan the Mughal King commisioned the Taj Mahal
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Taj Mahal details
Taj Mahal interior
Jim at the Taj Mahal
The exterior
The Taj Mahal
Entering the Taj Mahal on a foggy day
The outer gate
The Taj Mahal
Some details of the Agra Fort
Inside the Agra Fort
The Agra Fort Moats
Beyond the gate the path to the next gate
Entrance to the Agra Fort
A Tibetan monk at the Agra Fort
Us at the Agra Fort
The Agra Fort
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G. Ray and Jim walk into the light at Akbar's Tomb
Details from Akbar's Tomb
More of Akbar's Tomb
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The Trident Hotel
The view from my room in the morning in Agra
About Agra
Arriving in Agra after dark
Still on the road to Agra
On the road to Agra
We begin our trip to Agra
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A Trip to Agra and Jaipur
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The fort has two moats. At one time the outer wet moat was filled with alligators and snakes. The interior moat was dry but field with tigers and cheetahs.
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