Flight out to jaipur

Its gem...Phill is trying to get some sleep on the airplane as he is not feeling too great. We are on our way to Jaipur and it is about half eight pm. Phill overindulged a bit too much over the last couple of days and so his belly is cramping and he feels not the best, fingers xx thats all it is as it doesn't seem that he has anything worse than the simple fact he has eaten too much rich food....i hope!!

I will go on to blog about the last few days as we have been a bit slack, only because we have simply been far too busy. First of all though i must tell you about this flight...the plane would not have been allowed to have taken off in the UK as two women started a proper cat fight, it was funnier as it was in English and we could understand it. There we were heading towards the runway and they started and at one point it seemed like the whole plane was involved, due to the fact that one of the women's family was so large and they took up half the plane. The staff would have intervened in the uk and the plane would have stopped i think. Anyway, the lady with the small family got moved to the front and as they were escorted to their new seats the woman was turning around to everyone and saying the shows over....odd.

Anyway, here i am again with Phill snoozing. Theres a running theme on this blog, theres always a running theme of food and wine ( not much of the wine this hol actually) that is to expected but Phill very rarely sleeps in the day and those of you reading this ( if anyone other than my mum, dad and lyn are...i think so as the blog stats say so thankfully) will know him not to be a tired person but he has been working hard lately and as soon as we went to Abergavenny he seemed to just flop. Bless!!

Weirdly i thought we had just got on this flight but the seatbelt sign for landing has just come on, good luck to the staff to try and get the twenty something people who have all just stood up in the aisles and are chatting, to sit down. I have never known this on a UK flight. We are the only westerners on the flight and out of the five or so train stations we have now been to, the three airports and the three cities we have seen maybe ten other western people. I expected the place to be full to the brim of tourists but we have hardly seen any.

We are heading to Jaipur like I said and checking into a cheap hotel ( good job as about a weeks wages just went on the place we just stayed for the last two days, well worth it and what is the point in both of us working if we cant do these things once in a while) just to stay the night so that we can get the train to Sawi Madhopur to go to Ranthambore National Park.

Location:Mumbai. International