Bob and
Joyce
Adventurers in India
2007
Part 5: Mandawa to Bikaner
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Beautifully decorated havelis (palaces) in Mandawa |
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Most sewing machines we could view from the street are powered either by hand or treadle. |
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Back side of the hotel viewed from the balcony near our room |
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Solar panels for hot water |
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Veranda from our room in Mandawa |
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An old well or spring - no longer used as water does come from pipes |
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Camel research center in Bikaner |
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The Bikaner Camel |
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A Hindu Temple |
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I think this is snack food - like potato chips |
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Our hotel in Bikaner - half of which is the current royal palace residence.
Many of the Indian royalty are hotel owners and have no political power - but lots of real estate and money. |
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Later we met the man in the photo. Reuven Yagil is a world authority on the camel and camel milk and had organized a conference on the camel in Bikaner. We dined with him and learned a great deal about camel milk, which I tried at the research center. It is good!!
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The swimming pool - beautiful but not heated |
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