Sunset & observations

Sunset at Bassi Fort Palace

Watching the sun go down with our beer, fresh lime soda and chips the monkeys started to converge onto the property, thankfully they were only passing through to the hills behind the hotel.  There we were enjoying the quiet then three little silhouettes were standing at the gate.  Turns out they were waiting for the hotel staff to be bring out the rubbish which they throw out over the road.  The kids then go through it to collect plastic bottles and anything else they find of value.  The staff also gave them bread which the kids ate straight away.



If you are an empath, India is not for you.  It can be a struggle to be a part of the constant "those that have and those that have not".  I am finding it more difficult this time round to deal with it.
It is hard not to question why, but why is anything the way it is in this life.  Everyone has their own path to lead no matter how hard it is.  I have to keep telling myself that.  We were born lucky so our path is relatively easy, we create our own problems along the way.  That was heavy wasn't it!  India will do that to you.

 The ladies at Bassi, collecting the milk at sunset

 I have enjoyed being at Bassi Fort by ourselves.  Jim says he found it a bit creepy like a scary movie.  Deepak is also looking forward to moving on, he didn't like it at all and I don't blame him.  The owner was rude to him because he is ONLY the driver, bloody snob.