haha...I have seen that board i guess..been in dehradun for quite sum time..:-)... also during boarding school days we used to go?? sir may i ask.... are u from india army background??
Clement Town, Majra brings back very vivid and happy memories of my parents second home (1930-1958). This was a summer resort and an annual retreat from Ajmer for our family and friends who worked on the BB&CI. This was an AI colony started by Rev. Fr. Clement.
Dehra Dun, India. December 2007. Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHON
VERY romantic.
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Cute.......
ReplyDeleteok I will freely admit, I had to run a quick search on "cantonment". Now I know. I learn new things every day.
ReplyDeleteA fine statement. I hope everyone takes heed
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ReplyDeleteI shall repeat this ten times before I go to sleep....I love my cantonment....
ReplyDeleteThat's nice.
ReplyDeleteOkay, and while they are keeping their cantonment clean, does that include the barracks as well? Men being men you know...
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LOL....Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteThat is true love! LOL
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It's our cantonment: love it or leave it! (Or somethin'...)
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Bobbie
haha...I have seen that board i guess..been in dehradun for quite sum time..:-)... also during boarding school days we used to go?? sir may i ask.... are u from india army background??
ReplyDeleteI'm slow - I don't get it :(
ReplyDeleteI will have to look that up... I did a wordless wednesday this week. Just put it up, a picture I took "all by myself!"
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CAN'T stand it...you are too funny.
ReplyDeleteSo I wonder if the motivation in that sign works...
ReplyDeleteMaybe I could put a sign like that on my daughters bedroom door...
Ok I'll admit that I had to wiki cantonment (and it took me two tries as I ended up spelling it wrong!) Great sign!
ReplyDeleteClement Town, Majra brings back very vivid and happy memories of my parents second home (1930-1958). This was a summer resort and an annual retreat from Ajmer for our family and friends who worked on the BB&CI. This was an AI colony started by Rev. Fr. Clement.
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