Recently the lady and I headed to the Texas hill country to admire the wildflowers before they disappear til next March. As part of this we drove to Wildseed Farms which grows the wildflowers, gets the seeds and then sells them. A very clever business idea because who would think to profit off of something that grows naturally? But what Texan can refuse buying some bluebonnet seeds?
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And Now …
You know what I did? I wrote a post about Udaipur. It wasn’t blow your mind good, it wasn’t bad … But it took some time. And then when I went to schedule it … It was lost. I didn’t type it up outside my browser first so … It was gone. Really gone. Oh the frustration. So I’m not going to give Udaipur the same treatment the other cities got. And perhaps you’ll prefer that, because this will be much less wordy. This will be a short picture tour.
At our hotel, in the courtyard, updating my travel journal.
Possibly the only graffiti I saw in India.
Inside a temple
View of the city from the City Palace (which still has “formerly” royal family residents).
Touring the City Palace – a tall man (6’6″?) was a main attraction for a school field trip.
Watching an artist “paint” on water. (That’s water under all that thick layer of green powder.)
View of the City Palace from Lake Pichola.
At Jagmandir Island (where J Lo performed at a very rich family’s wedding).
Out cruising on Lake Pichola.
The view from our hotel – the neighboring building was under construction and had families living there. Including a family of monkeys passing through (note the ones on the left).
The canoes by Mill Pond
We were like a Coleman ad.
Part of the drive to our campsite.
Out on the canoe!
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