Tuesday, November 28, 2006


Sacred Cow and Calf

As most people know the cow is a sacred holy animal in the Hindu faith. It is not eaten nor are its products sold or eaten. In Kathmandu it is not at all unusual to see several wondering the footpaths and streets. Even at one of the busiest junctions in the city they will have "right of way". There will be no road rage, no shooing them off, cars and bikes will simply get around them. If your accident involves one of these animals you are in big trouble. The fruit market in the background of this picture and all other city users simply have to share the city with the Sacred cow.

3 Comments:

Blogger Gail said...

Hi Joe and Janet
Dont think this would be too popular in Holywood High Street!Hope you are both ok and that language classes are going well.
Love to you both
Gail

9:19 AM  
Blogger Gladys said...

Hi Joe and Janet - It's really good to be able to come on here and catch up with what you're up to. Hope your ears are becoming attuned to the language and that the classes are going well!
Holywood today has been lashed by gales and heavy rain - it's been dark all day! I expect it's more pleasant where you are!
Gladys

12:14 PM  
Blogger SailingMonkey said...

Hi Joe and Janet, its been really good to be able to read about your adventures here in Glasgow. Hope things are going well out there, take care and God bless.

Jonny Baillie

3:45 PM  

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