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Old Mar 21st, 2010, 02:40 PM
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Craig and Jeane's 2010 India and Thailand Trip Photos

Our photos can now be viewed on our photo website:

Varanasi, Udaipur and Aurangabad, India:
http://craigandjeane.smugmug.com/Tra...14732186_YtX93

Gulf of Thailand Secret Fishing Village and Bangkok GTG:
http://craigandjeane.smugmug.com/Tra...14904941_HarGy
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I've only checked out the India photos so far and they are absolutely gorgeous. The homestay looks really interesting also-was that particular one recommended to you?
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moremiles - we based our decision to stay at Pahuna Haveli mostly on the fairly positive reviews on tripadvisor. The idea of doing a home-stay came from dogster who provided a link to an Indian home-stay website on one of my threads. Pahuna Haveli was one of the offerings but we booked direct because it was less expensive than going through that site.
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can you pass along dogster's site for the home stays please..
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wow what a difference at the fishing village since we were there.....the tide must have been down about 10 feet when you were there.....we saw no mud and the shells were all way under water....nicer with high tide....your monkey pics are fantastic...lots of panda relatives...
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Great pictures, Merci beaucoup for posting them,DH and I will be going to the fishing village with Tong in july, your pictures made me even more anxious to go.
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Bob, dogster's home-stay site:

http://www.mahindrahomestays.com/Pages/home.aspx
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Excellent pictures Craig!

The India pictures are beautiful and the "clams in hands" picture(from Thailand) show one of my wife's favourite dish - raw cockles!
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What wonderful photos! Thanks for posting!
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Great photos, Craig and Jeane! I'm guessing we are seeing about 1/10th of the actual shots??

Thanks,

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Now I really want to go to Varanasi. We are working on Andy and Beth for a future trip. The fishing village pictures brought back memories of a vey sepcial day we had there. Thanks for sharing your fabulous pictures.
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Great pictures as usual Craig. Is it me or are a lot of the India pictures shrouded in a fog of some kind? Was the weather overcast a lot?

Aloha!
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HT, The pictures are clear it's the smoke from whatever you're smoking in front of the monitor, a special Hawaiian blend?
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HT - Many of the Varanasi photos were taken under foggy, misty or rainy conditions. In addition some of those were also taken early in the morning or early evening when the light wasn't great. We actually only had one really bad day, weather-wise - once you get past the first 25% of the photos, you will see that the fog has gone away. For most of our India trip we had bright, sunny weather.

lcuy - Jeane and I took about 750 photos between us, which is actually a bit less than on previous trips.
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lcuy--- the other photos were the really good ones which they will be selling....
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Thanks Craig, the mist just reminded me of the air in N Thailand and Laos during the burning season.

Hanuman, No special blend.....just the usual Maui wowie with some Kona gold sprinkled over it....the usual relaxing Sunday morning in Hawaii nei!

Aloha!
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