Another day at the beach in Mumbai. The palm trees separate the high-end hotels from the beach. The Marriott hotel sits about a mile down the beach. It looks like palace. Very nice hotels on this beach. This is the only place so far that I have seen any kind of waves breaking in the beach. Its a popular hang out with the locals. It is close to Bollywood shopping and cinemas.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Another day at the beach in Mumbai. The palm trees separate the high-end hotels from the beach. The Marriott hotel sits about a mile down the beach. It looks like palace. Very nice hotels on this beach. This is the only place so far that I have seen any kind of waves breaking in the beach. Its a popular hang out with the locals. It is close to Bollywood shopping and cinemas.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
It is very different to see cows in the streets of such a big city. Sometimes you will see them tied up, so I think people own them but let them loose to go feed on the city. They don't seem to be intimidated by all the people and traffic in the streets. I saw five cows just within a few blocks of my apartment the other day.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Here is the Taj-ma-hal hotel. looks like they fixed it up already. Can't tell it was just hit on the outside anyway. It sits right on the ocean overlooking all the boats in the bay,and the gate of India. There was a marathon run today that started at the Taj, in memory of the terrorist attack in Mumbai.
Hello everyone. Mumbai is a very interesting place. Plenty of people here. Cricket seems to be the main sport. Kids all over like to play cricket in the streets. Mumbai is riddled with poverty, but there is new construction going on everywhere to try to get the locals off the streets. But more people keep pouring in from the villages trying to find work. There is no place to put them so they build huts along the sidewalks. Twice a month the government comes along and knocks them down. A week later they're back.
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