Being on the road seems like a big part of life in India and if I had to drive on those roads, I would not survive! Lines on the road are barely suggestions to drivers and driving into oncoming traffic to pass others is quite normal. After awhile, I just learned to look out the window and not straight ahead. Besides, there was lots to see.
Tuk-tuk's, entire families on scooters, cows. And everyone is encouraged to honk.
Not enough baby photos!
ReplyDeletethat pattern on the side of the cart (2nd from the bottom) is really intriguing me...funny that of all the things i notice, that's the one that sticks! i'm sure all the textiles there were to die for, too...
ReplyDeleteand can we just talk safety? holyCOW would i ever have a million heart attacks a day there! i'm already afraid to drive here (still don't have my license), so i can only imagine how you must have felt with eloise in your arms...i'm glad you all got home unscathed!
oh yessss
ReplyDeletei'm always amazed when i see photos of families on scooters!
ReplyDeleteah, amazing! i wish to visit india so bad.
ReplyDeletethose tiny hands pressed against the glass is just so adorable
ReplyDeletebeautiful. these are the kind of photos i like to take too.
ReplyDelete(sidenote - eloise's tiny fingers!)
That first picture of Eloise, sooooo adorable!!! Also, all the rest are pretty amazing too :)
ReplyDeleteAfter the things i know about India and your photos i believe that you are very brave to take Eloise with you after India she can travel any ware
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Katerina FF
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These photos are beautiful, makes me want to go to India. Just came across your blog, can't wait to see more posts :)
ReplyDeletefrom Claire.
Beautiful photos! Really an adventure!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day! :)
Fantastic blog. I spent a good time visiting your world.
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