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Tuesday, August 01, 2006

So long Sandwich City...

So simple joy of the week... drinking a mocha from a very large cup in a real coffee shop with air conditioning... Maybe we should open a coffee shop in Nimda*but i don't think it would be the same. Besides we would probably drink all our proceeds.Our last night in town, we went to Bennigans - it was so good! However the strange thing was the table topper - it announced we could get delicious steaks!! It didn't say what Kind of steaks they were or what they were made of...so we opted for chicken....

Emily's sis and bro flew in on Saturday so we went on a crash course Delhi tour...
We saw the India Gate - a war memorial to all the Indians who died in the Afghan wars and WW1.
Then we went to see the Lotus Temple. It kind of reminds me of the Sydney opera house from its design. =)
This is the India Gate...if you turn around from this spot you can see Parliament.

Below is a picture of the Lotus Temple.
Welcome to one of the few green spots of the sandwich city!! the grounds are immaculate - not a piece of trash anywhere with security guards posted on every corner so you don't step on the grass. This is the Lotus Temple or as we call it - the bloomin onion. This is a temple designed so that people of all religions can come together.


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So long Sandwich City...

So simple joy of the week... drinking a mocha from a very large cup in a real coffee shop with air conditioning... Maybe we should open a coffee shop in Nimda*but i don't think it would be the same. Besides we would probably drink all our proceeds.Our last night in town, we went to Bennigans - it was so good! However the strange thing was the table topper - it announced we could get delicious steaks!! It didn't say what Kind of steaks they were or what they were made of...so we opted for chicken....

Emily's sis and bro flew in on Saturday so we went on a crash course Delhi tour...
We saw the India Gate - a war memorial to all the Indians who died in the Afghan wars and WW1.
Then we went to see the Lotus Temple. It kind of reminds me of the Sydney opera house from its design. =)
This is the India Gate...if you turn around from this spot you can see Parliament.

Below is a picture of the Lotus Temple.

Welcome to one of the few green spots of the sandwich city!! the grounds are immaculate - not a piece of trash anywhere with security guards posted on every corner so you don't step on the grass. This is the Lotus Temple or as we call it - the bloomin onion. This is a temple designed so that people of all religions can come together.


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