On our last day in Rishikesh, I took a hike away from the Indian tourists.
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A sadhu, or wandering holy man, walked up to me. He said he name is Baba and he was from Mumbai. As many sadhus, he wanders around the country, asking for donations. I gave him 50 rupees, about a dollar. |
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Baba asked about me and my life. He said he noticed our party wandering
around town because we were among the only westerners. |
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Small-time, independent yogis await customers. |
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A handcraft salesman talks with his daughter. |
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A student reads at an ashram.
And then we departed down the mountain and went back to Delhi by train.
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Indian trains are notoriously crowded. |
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