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Opened in 1648, "the Taj displays its different moods through its varied shades... as any beauty can ever have." ~ tajmahal.gov.in


Wall of the Taj up close.


This is my world recently. A two-hour drive from Bangkok, it's all charming and nestled in a river jungle. No wifi. Did you just hear something shut down with a bang? But since I didn't have to cook and maids were around to fix the bed, I say it was still a nice life for a couple of days.



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  1. I love the bowl that red stuff is in!! And that house is certainly coming from together, to quote my grandmother...

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  2. Beautiful! Peaceful. What a great place to be!

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  3. how beautiful! I love those petals too, such a rich, gorgeous color!

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  4. I think is great you had the opportunity to share the good like for a few days.

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  5. It's good to get away from it all for a few days!

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  6. I would enjoy visiting there. I sure could use some peace and quiet for a change. Thanks for linking up and I'm sorry I'm behind in commenting.

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