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City on a grain of salt. Tuzla means a place of salt and it lays on top of the salt lake. It is suspected it has been there for around 7000 years as one of the oldest places in Europe.

Thursday, March 15, 2007

Lucky Elephant and more...

Hiiiiiiiiiia lovely people,

I see you've been very well taken care of in the last two weeks (well a bit more) by Lilly. Since she didn't behave badly ;), I will be more than happy if she continues to post on TDP.

Well I feel very restless now that I'm back, full of positive energy and I have to report that I enjoyed my India travels so much I wish I could have stayed longer in the nice and a very hot Calangute.
I've met so many nice people, travelled up and down Goa and Karnataka, ate the most delicious food, had too many freshly squeezed juices, enjoyed Arabian sea... saw a few dolphins, fed monkeys and rode an elephant... People are very nice and hospitable and despite extreme poverty they're still smiling... lot's to learn from...
Well I wouldn't be me if I didn't break a few house rules along the way and this time I will not make an exception and will try to make a feast for your eyes because I took too many great photos not to share them with you. So my dear friends hope you don't mind?! And if you do, please bare with me 'till I get back to my old self...

Ham, real elephant for you =)

Happy Birthday Dad!


22 Comments:

Blogger Pat said...

Welcome home!

That's some elephant!


Pat's Photos and
Guelph Daily Photo

15 March, 2007 06:07  
Blogger Kate said...

Mind!!? I think it's positively necessary to share these photos. Excellent shot that says so much about that wonderful, wonderful country. I rode an elephant twice: once in India and again in Thailand. The elephants gait makes for a jerky, unsteady kind of "stroll." Did you ride one, too?

15 March, 2007 06:42  
Blogger Jazzy said...

yes Kate i rode one and it wasn't a rough ride, very exciting...

15 March, 2007 06:50  
Blogger Olivier said...

De retour, cela fait plaisir. tu commences fort pour ton retour, avec cette superbe photo de cet Elephant.
Je lis que tes vacances ce sont bien passées.
Un bon anniversaire à ton papa.


Of return, that given pleasure. you start extremely for your return, with this superb photograph of this Elephant. I read that your holidays it passed well. A happy birthday with your dad.

15 March, 2007 07:04  
Blogger photowannabe said...

I don't mind either. I want to see all you have to show us. Welcome home.

15 March, 2007 07:39  
Blogger Ham said...

Love it! Now, all you need to do is to take him(?) as hand luggage next time you visit London, I'm sure nobody will notice .....

(and Lilly may have pointed me to another heffalump in London, too)

15 March, 2007 08:26  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Welcome with any photos you want ,they will be enjoyable, I believe!

And greetings to Lilly!

15 March, 2007 08:59  
Blogger Kris said...

Hello, Jazzy!
welcome back! i could "hear" your energy in this post. I'm sure "incrdible India" was much fun for you. Did you take an elephant ride?

15 March, 2007 09:33  
Blogger Jazzy said...

hia Kris =)
sure i did ride a 35 year old elephant, his name was Krishna while his wife Roda was having a lunch.. ;)

15 March, 2007 11:02  
Blogger ~tanty~ said...

Hiii Jazzy! Welcome back!
What an enjoyable journey you had there. Happy that you really had a good time there. Nice elephant picture :)

15 March, 2007 11:05  
Blogger Kala said...

Hi Jazzy - welcome back - I decided to visit only a handful of blogs tonight due to alot of work, so I just wanted to welcome you back - and thanks to lilly for a great job with filling in!

15 March, 2007 11:10  
Blogger Dsole said...

Hi and wellcome back!
I think it wopuld be a really pleasure for us if you share some of your photos!
How lucky of you! And what a great trip! Nice shot, these animals are so "cute" indeed!

15 March, 2007 11:30  
Blogger Mandi said...

Welcome back. The little Elephant's gorgeous - love the outfit.

15 March, 2007 13:40  
Blogger Olive said...

That’s a Beautiful elephant (and picture)! I’m very jealous right now...

15 March, 2007 14:07  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wonderfully captured shot!
they are almost all over in India.

15 March, 2007 17:41  
Blogger Ame said...

Hi JAZZY!

WOW! I have a LOT of blog catching up to do...didn't even know you were gone...bad me! ;)

And what a cool, colorful shot!!!

Looks like you had a BLAST..can't wait for more snaps!

=)x

15 March, 2007 19:12  
Blogger JaamZIN said...

welcome back Jazzy:) Lilly made a great job while you were away:) Did you bring an elephant as present to your dad?:)

15 March, 2007 19:32  
Blogger The Wellspring said...

WOW! What a GREAT shot. By all means, please do break all the rules and show us where you've been!

~Lisa

15 March, 2007 21:42  
Blogger Oya said...

Jazzy, welcome back. Lilly took really good care of us. Thanks for that. As far as your trip to India, you definetley have to show us some more pictures and give us tips....Glad to hear , you enjoyed your time there. It must be fascinating...

15 March, 2007 23:24  
Blogger sretno dijete said...

Hi Jazzy,

Nice photo...
Until recently I didn't know that elephants purr like cats ?!
Is it true or ...another trivia...

16 March, 2007 01:13  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Welcome back Jazzy.
I couldn't believe I was actually seeing an elephant in Tuzsla, but I understand now !!! LOL
Lillie did a great job of holding the fort in your absence. Well done Lillie !

Nathalie
Sydney Daily Snap

17 March, 2007 06:31  
Blogger Unknown said...

welcome back! :-)

18 March, 2007 10:10  

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