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    Mysore palace. It's not allowed to take photos inside the palace which is quite a stunning place. There is a stage that overlooks a courtyard which was the most impressive place with columns and carvings of Hindu gods. Next best was a hall with a glass roof and ornate columns that supported the roof: by doherty1957, Views[1383]
         		 A temple in a normal street in Mysore. They're all over the place, at the time I used to be amazed but no I'm becoming quite blase about them: by doherty1957, Views[645]
         		 Elephants: by doherty1957, Views[639]
         		 This poor hippo wasn't allowed in the water for some reason. He was really upset and he was pining to get on the other side of the gate and the other hippo was consoling him, which was sweet. By the way, how can you tell the sex of a hippo?: by doherty1957, Views[626]
         		 I went to the zoo and I loved the hippos: by doherty1957, Views[540]
     
    This is teh temple atthe top of the hill overlooking Mysore. Inside you can get a blessing for 10 rupees. Although it overlooks the city I didn't find the view that good so no photo: by doherty1957, Views[531]
         		 In the temple I got a blessing from this priest who told me to take a photo of the garlanded thingie, I don't know what it is.: by doherty1957, Views[557]
         		 This temple is off a busy shopping street. I loved seeing the cow having a rest in the shade: by doherty1957, Views[540]
         		 The Mysore palace lights. I knew that they lit up the palace on Sunday nights but I didn't know that it was only for an hour and I just caught them. They use 96,700 lightbulbs and doesn't it look spectacular?: by doherty1957, Views[811]
         		 The main shopping street in Bangalore. I bought some good trousers here, it took me 5 minutes flat as I approach shopping as I do sex. There was also a KFC and I had my first fast food for 3 months, it was OK.: by doherty1957, Views[666]
     
    Me posing at the bar. The guy with his back to the camera approached me later and we started chatting, he works in IT and is a big drinker. The guy told me how the police had called at his house that morning to take his fine for drink/driving and he was proud of it. He later introduced me to a friend of his who within one minute had anounced to me that he held an MBA and a PHD. Insecurity?: by doherty1957, Views[546]
         		 Bad photo but I didn't have many for Bangalore, it was a pretty dull place. It is in fact the outside of
         		 The elephant stables at one of the temple complexes in Hampi: by doherty1957, Views[644]
         		 The gateways between the elephants' stables: by doherty1957, Views[411]
         		 The elephant stables: by doherty1957, Views[431]
     
    Some sort of road check on the way to the main temple in Hampi: by doherty1957, Views[437]
         		 This is the temple in Hampi bazar, immpressive innit! At sunset there is a tribe of monkeys that climb right to the top onto the roof which is where they sleep at night. It was amazing to arrive and see this place in the middle of the bazar: by doherty1957, Views[488]
         		 That's me inside the temple at Hampi bazar. I didn't want people to think I was just stealing photos from the net, I was actually there. Aren't digital cameras and in particular timers great?: by doherty1957, Views[469]
         		 This is the river at Hampi and it was quite beautiful around sunset. There are giant boulders everywhere: by doherty1957, Views[457]
         		 This is the temple at the end of the main street that leads to Hampi bazar.: by doherty1957, Views[447]
     
    This beggar woman approached me when I was on the rocky hill just above the Hampi bazar. She asked if I would take her photo but I think she thought that I might give her a few rupees for the privilege. I did give her a few rupees, she touched me in some way because she seemed so pathetic, probably because we talked a little.: by doherty1957, Views[564]
         		 Indian kids are photo tarts. They are also very funny, they like to say hello and shake hands and once you have shaken one hand and said hello then you will have to shake every hand and say hello. The girls were really sweet and happy that they managed to get in the photo: by doherty1957, Views[1532]
         		 At a site rather like Hampi bazar but deserted they are reconstructing a temple and surrounding area in the original manner. It should be a fascinating site when completed and a great tourist attraction: by doherty1957, Views[527]
         		 This is the deserted beach with the palm trees when I found it riding my bike. I love it when the sun is reflected on the sea.: by doherty1957, Views[646]
         		 These were the houses behind my hotel. They are traditional buildings for the area.: by doherty1957, Views[621]
     
    I came acroos this deserted beach one day whilst cycling but I took this photo from sea after I had been dolphin spotting: by doherty1957, Views[580]
         		 Me and my brother Peter at the bar in his hotel in Candolim. I visited him in north Goa for a couple of days and had quite a laugh. City beat United 3-1 in the Manchester derby when I was there.: by doherty1957, Views[633]
         		 Bez entertaining the locals in Candolim, Peter overseeing him: by doherty1957, Views[682]
         		 Guard who watched my bike the entire night. Found him sitting in front of the bike, resting his head on his rifle at 5am.: by mutt, Views[911]
         		 6am on the way to the border. A caminho da fronteira.: by mutt, Views[507]
     
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         		 Traditional breakfast: by mutt, Views[623]
         		 by mutt, Views[559]
         		 Casamento Islamico...2nd festa q entro de gaiato...convidado: by mutt, Views[726]
         		 Calcutta: by mutt, Views[626]
     
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         		 Escola em Vila Islamica. School at Islamic Village: by mutt, Views[1243]
         		 Museu da India - Calcutta: by mutt, Views[551]
         		 The first street stall in Mumbai at which I ate. The meal was very good and rather cheap. Afterwards I had a falooda across the road which consisted of milk, dried fruits and ice cream and it was gorgeous (cost 15rs): by doherty1957, Views[545]
         		 There was supposed to be a monkey in this photo, ther cheeky thing has gone missing. Still, I cut a dashing figure: by doherty1957, Views[451]
     
    Me and Maneswar, can you see the similarity between me and the holy man? Our thoughtful intellectual gazes?: by doherty1957, Views[1359]
         		 Maneswar, the teac her, and his disciple Jacanander. I met them on Elephant island. Maneswar was a good lad but he didn't say owt spiritual, he was probably a b it overawed by the fact that I'm a Manchester lad. Jacander said nothing, I got teh impression it was a part of his training.: by doherty1957, Views[513]
         		 A hairdressing salon in Mumbai. I just liked teh name given how seedy it looks and I'm sure they do a good short, back , and sides: by doherty1957, Views[607]
         		 Me sailing into the gateway to India after my trip to Elephant island. I thought Elephant island was dull, by the way: by doherty1957, Views[537]
         		 This is a temple in Mumbai and it was a shock when I came across it because it was in the most unlikely place. I know now that you can stumble upon a temple almost anywhere. The women beggars with kids would take them here at night for food: by doherty1957, Views[463]
     
    Me taking a dip at the waterfall. It was very cold. I promised you nude shots: by doherty1957, Views[4308]
         		 Me feeding a m onkey on the way to the waterfall: by doherty1957, Views[752]
         		 A lovely sunset. unfortunately it wasn't quite so lovely from the beach. I sla la palma in the Canaries spoiled me regarding sunsets: by doherty1957, Views[724]
         		 Anjuna beach, just behind the market. Beautiful: by doherty1957, Views[853]
         		 This was a small cafe in the Anjuna market. I met a Kashmiri muslim who asked why the west hated people like him, I told him we didn't. The samosas were good and the Kashmiri guy stopped a thief from stealing my bag. I liked the kashmiri muslims although they are still breadheads, like most Indians: by doherty1957, Views[1133]
     
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