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Monday, February 26, 2007
Train Adventures
The young boy in the photo is standing on the window sill of the ladies compartment window and holding on tight. And the train wasn't very crowded but he was doing this for thrill. I'm speechless.
I heard that windows of all trains in India are barred. Is it true? --- About the photo: what happens if train meet another coming in opposite direction?
What all testosterone can do :) And you have there 29 C and sunshine! I could not manage. Have a nice time! (BTW, we have Shiva on our wall. We got it from our friend, who is living in the southern part of India and visited us ! He is a scientist, but his wife is a dancer of traditional Indian dances.)
that's awesome!! I would so love to do that! I recently went to Guatemala, and the bus we toured around in had railings on top (for luggage, usually, but sometimes people). I begged and begged our driver to let me ride on top, but he never did let me.
I see you have Liz Hurley and Arun Nayar there at the moment. I've just reported on the wedding here in the UK. Are you going to take some pics from there? ;)
Thanks a lot to you all for the concern but I just couldnt get back even to moderate the messages left by you, my readers. Thanks Mimmu, Oya, Amit and everybody. We are back.
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I heard that windows of all trains in India are barred. Is it true? --- About the photo: what happens if train meet another coming in opposite direction?
ReplyDeleteWhat all testosterone can do :)
ReplyDeleteAnd you have there 29 C and sunshine!
I could not manage.
Have a nice time!
(BTW, we have Shiva on our wall. We got it from our friend, who is living in the southern part of India and visited us ! He is a scientist, but his wife is a dancer of traditional Indian dances.)
So he's doing this just for fun?
ReplyDeleteI can't understand, where's the funny game?
that's awesome!! I would so love to do that! I recently went to Guatemala, and the bus we toured around in had railings on top (for luggage, usually, but sometimes people). I begged and begged our driver to let me ride on top, but he never did let me.
ReplyDeletemaybe it's really fun. hehe...
ReplyDeleteor he wanted to get famous by being photographed in your blog! :-p
Don't blame you. I'd want to snatch him back in! But his face looks pretty excited -- boys!
ReplyDeleteMuch safer than those wierdos who want to sit on the roof of the train :)
ReplyDeleteHello Anu!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking at your site, where are you?
I hope, everything is well in your life.
Best wishes Mimmu from Finland
I hope it is just a short hiatus!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is extremeley dangerous but kids do that here in Istanbul too. BTW, where are you? Hope everything is ok with you...
ReplyDeleteGoodness that's so dangerous!
ReplyDeleteI see you have Liz Hurley and Arun Nayar there at the moment. I've just reported on the wedding here in the UK. Are you going to take some pics from there? ;)
Great capture, the boy looks like he had a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat has happened? I hope, you are alright :)
ReplyDeleteWith best wishes Mimmu
Thanks a lot to you all for the concern but I just couldnt get back even to moderate the messages left by you, my readers. Thanks Mimmu, Oya, Amit and everybody. We are back.
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