One of India’s wonderful roadside signposts that helped the kilometres pass less painfully during my recent walk through India.
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Al, I love it!
Photo fridays are normally my favourite blog posts, normally because they inspire and lead me to dreaming about the future…. this just made me laugh!
and the million dollar question is… did you have a quick “danger piss” when no one was looking?
Where in Karnataka was this?
You can find better(funnier) ones though.
Sorry – I don’t remember. Somewhere along the banks of the Kaveri…