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Stopping by a couple of temples on the way... This one is Shankar Durga Temple. |
This photograph is entitled “Mik in India”. |
So is this one. |
Our first stop in the North is Anjuna. By the look of the signs we begin to think we have crossed into Israel. |
Vagator Beach looks quite different to what we had imagined. We climb the hill in the background to find the ruins of a fort. |
Mik admiring the view from the only doorway in the fort. |
This is Ingo's Saturday Night Bazaar. It is almost like a festival with so many colourful stalls, music and food. |
 Our first purchase for the heir to the Mild Records' fortune.
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Bubba is three and a half months old now. |
...And growing fast! |
This is where we are staying in Calangute. A fully self contained house, only a short distance from package tourism central. |
Enjoying the afternoon sunshine with a cold drink from our fridge and a newspaper. |
On Tuesday evening we see a wonderful classical music and dance performance at the Kerkan Centre in South Calangute. |
We are now staying at Mandrem Beach Resort and our home here looks out onto a beautiful river with many birds and other animals. |
Morning walk along Mandrem Beach to salute the sun! |
Some of us have a lot of energy in the morning! |
We find a favourite breakfast spot on Ashvem Beach called 'Change your mind cafe'. |
Honeymush heart in the sand. |
That's Deb on Mandrem Beach. |
South of Goa, we head off for a adventure to Gokarna and some even more remote beaches. We walk over these rocks and along cliff sides to Paradise Beach, which is there in the distance. |
Om Beach is pretty. |
This is one of the two main streets of Gokarna, a town which is still very traditional and a place where thousands go for a holy hindu pilgrimage each year. |
16 weeks today. Looking round! |
Back where we started in Palolem, except now in the jungle a little further from the beach. |
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Part 3 - the North of Goa
After a week under the palm trees in Palolem we decided to go north and see other parts of Goa.
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