Throughout our trip through India, we saw many animals along the way. From sacred cows in the street to beasts of burden and everything in between.
Here are just a few of them…
Sacred Cows, Elephants and Camels – Rajasthan, India
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hey there, I am loving your recent post!
I have blogged about 10 good things of traveling alone,
here’s the link
https://talkaboutbeauty.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/10-good-reason-to-travel-alone/
what do you think are the pros and cons of traveling all by yourself?
would be so nice to hear from you! 🙂
cheers! xx
deanna ( http://www.talkaboutbeauty.wordpress.com )
Glad you are enjoying my blog. Thanks for your link. I typically travel alone for work while for leisure I travel with my partner or Mum. I love travelling alone though. I like the anonymity of being in a city where no one knows me. No particular reason especially other than I can do everything on my schedule.
I’ve just left a comment on your blog about my recent post about keeping safe when travelling alone https://14weeksworthofsocks.com/2014/06/05/traveling-alone-safety-for-women-travellers/
Thanks for those interesting photos of cows, camels and elephants.
I particularly like the one of the cows butt in the alleyway – no way were we pushing past. Whatever its speed was, was ok by us. Those things have big horns on them! Many were bulls and you don’t mess with either. 🙂
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your posted Images looking so beautiful.What a colorful images you have so sow in your article.
Thanks.
Thanks, glad you liked them. I loved visiting Rajasthan and hope to get back to India and see more sometime. Such an incredible country!