The Market on Sunday

Here are some new pics from today. The girls love their new Salwar Kameez's. The most comfortable outfit in the world. And for the big whopping price of a buck fifty.

Not very focused, but here is Steve heading out down the path off our front deck. He picks us up down the hill. The path gets a little narrow a ways ahead.

The walk down into Landour bazaar, before the gate to the main bazaar of Mussoorie, Kuhlri.

Islaam from Inam taylor's; Stevie's taylor.

An old building in Landour.

The start of the bazaar in Mussoorie. See Stevie and Asha?

At Kahlsang's, enjoying banana lassi's!

The walk home from Mussoorie. See Stevie and Roxy?

Beautiful sky the other day. Hopefully we will have more of these coming!

Growth on the trees.


A new bug from Roxy's collection. She is determined. Goes out most days and instead of catching them, she has wisely decided to take a shot of each. Which she will be sharing with you.

We just returned from a trip into the market. Usually we go on either Saturday or Sunday. Yesterday we went to a really great spot for lunch with Chris, Radha, Lorenz and their two kids Josef and Aloise. It was a great walk up to Sister's bazaar which is about three stores on top of the mountain peak. The walk continues around the backside and we ended up in Char Tu Kan...which I have completely spelled wrong... and means "four stores". Here there is a great place to eat. Which we did, in the company of the Prakash's and a few others. I had an omelete on a bun, and chai. The girls cheese toasties and french fries, and steve a veggie toastie. The cheese here is amazing. Way better than home, and everything is cooked with a little chili. Yum.
So back to today. We all piled on the scooter and headed for the top of the bazaar. It was fun riding in, and after we parked we walked down in search of books, wall hangings, lunch, bananas, and some toys: a plastic bird, beautiful kashmiri eggs, and plastic babies (oh yes, my favorite).