Tea, glorious tea!
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under photography
On a day off from school, I visited Namchi, a small city in Sikkim where I had some business. The trip gave me an afternoon out in the beautiful hills of fine Sikkimese tea.
Of course, I didn’t actually get to drink any of the tea as it was being freshly picked. But it’s still a wonderful place to while a few hours.
Tags: india, namchi, photography, sikkim, tea, tea garden, temi
Chai lounge
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By the pool [!] at a hotel in Bikaner; tea, served on a beat up wooden deck chair.
Tags: bikaner, chai, india, photography, rajasthan, shenanigans, tea
I’ve been drinking a lot of good tea lately
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The last week or so I’ve been drinking two+ liters of fine Darjeeling green tea a day. Hot damn it’s good.
The picturesque hills (above) are easy photographic subjects. Buying tea, however, is a whole other story.
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Tags: darjeeling, green tea, india, photography, tea, tourism
Sunset over tea
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The sun dips behind the ridges of tea in Darjeeling
The Darjeeling series continues with this silhouette sunset.
Tags: darjeeling, india, photography, sunset, tea
Old Bay and my domestic Indian lifestyle
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under notes

And some of you laughed when I brought along Old Bay
I love photos of domestic settings. There are so many little details to absorb. The one above, though not particularly stunning, is my kitchen.
At the time, I was making some noodle “curry.” The dented can of Old Bay Seasoning, the best salt on the face of this planet, was one of the many things I carried here in my overstuffed backpack. Thank God.
Though I’ve been traipsing about the world, as you’ll see below, I do lead a rather domestic life from time to time.
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Tags: chili, cooking, curry, darjeeling, delhi, domestic, food, garlic, india, jameson, kitchen, old bay, onion, photography, tea

