When wandering around the outskirts and wilds of the Taj Mahal, where no tourists can be found (you all know I am not fond of clueless tourists that use their flash when they are 500 yards from the subject… you all probably feel the same way!), I found this other wandering camel that stopped for a rest. I don’t know what all the brands on his neck are for – although I assume they denote ownership to the boy in the red’s family.
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January 7th, 2008 16:45 | charles
That thing looks huge! Did you ask for a ride ??
January 10th, 2008 03:39 | TravellingNordic
That boy and his camel are always there, by the river, at sunset. Usually they actually get into the river as well so tourist can get a photo fix.
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February 11th, 2010 09:48 | brita lomba
Just returned from India including Agra so was very happy to find your site and return through your wonderful photographs. This is one I particularly like and your descriptions are great too. Will follow you on twitter.
Thanks.