First two weeks in New Delhi

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Entry to our apartment building.
Front yard of apartment building.



Vegetable market near our apartment.
 Red Fort


Sister Claudia Smith, Aashta and Jeanette

You would have thought we were Brad Pitt and
Angelina Jolie - everyone wanted to take their
photo with us - especially with Jeanette!




No occasion, just everyday fare in India!


















Scenes from Old Delhi












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