Ahmed is an "Arabic tea" seller from Syria. Tamarind is used for the tea.
A carpet is being weaved and sold at the same spot.
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"Well, this's a floating restaurant.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
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This Saturday visited a night market near Dubai creek. Clicked a few photos with my mobile and naturally the picture quality is poor. I have to repeat the quality is poor. Who knows one of my wonderful blogger friends may think of a brilliant idea of gifting a new mobile. Hey, where are you running away? At least, see the photos.
Ahmed is an "Arabic tea" seller from Syria. Tamarind is used for the tea.
A carpet is being weaved and sold at the same spot.
"
Well, this's a floating restaurant.
Ahmed is an "Arabic tea" seller from Syria. Tamarind is used for the tea.
A carpet is being weaved and sold at the same spot.
"Well, this's a floating restaurant.
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Dubai Creek!! hmmm.. tamarind tea, freshly weaved carpet.. wow!! Looks soo very interesting! btw.. i found ur cam quality quite good :P
ReplyDeletetea with tamarind that too around the belly!! cant beat that! hope this is not what is on offer when i make the trip to sharjah!!
ReplyDeletethe floating restaurant is what i loved best.!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the photos very much, Ramesh, thank you. :) Happy Valentine's Day to you. Big love and hugs!!! Namaste
ReplyDeleteNice. Sophisticated and clean Juhu like? Hehehe! Him& Me doing just fine ya. hows you? We are just a bit tied. His folks coming over to visit soon. Will keep you posted.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are of perfect quality,if you buy a new cell phone or if a wonderful blogger gifts you one please pass on your this mobile to me.....what say?
ReplyDeletenice photos...maybe you should have used photoshop to improve the pics if you felt they are not up to the mark...but thanks for a slice of life in dubai
ReplyDeleteBtw,how can you expect more from a mobile than this one ? Its not that bad yaa.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good idea to ask for a mobile ;-)
ReplyDeleteNice pics :)
It is unique indeed those syrian guys with tea cups and lengthy kettle resemble like musician. Thanks for sharing, i am also looking for a new mobile :)
ReplyDeleteSorry I can't gift one to you.I am looking at gifts myself
ReplyDeleteYou call that a poor quality pic...for a mobile phone. I have a sneaking feeling that the actual intention of this post was to give an ego-boost to the phone's camera.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures look OK and clear! So no gifts!
ReplyDeleteThat tour was interesting! U must take me to all these places when I come :-)
ReplyDeleteIf anyone agrees to gift you a new phone, please ask one more for me.. :-D
hey ofcourse I have not forgotten! I do visit your site whenever I come online! The usual petty excuse.. impossible work schedule!! :P
ReplyDeleteGreat tour, interesting pics indeed.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a nice Saturday:)
ReplyDeleteDue to obvious reasons, I won't gift you a new phone. When we meet, I can surely gift you HDD pictures of yours.
ReplyDeleteTamarind tea sounds so tempting and I wish you would carry a point and shoot camera with you instead of the mobile.
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