Holy Ganga 6 by NarayanaKow

Photography • Humor • posted on Apr 19, 2004

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Yes, spirituality can be funny as well, and in India the cows certainly contribute to this. This is Laksman Bridge across Ganga, and as you can see the cow crossing knows very well on which side to walk. Even in the crowded and busy streets they don't lose their cool and obey the traffic rules (as far as they exist) as much or as little as anyone else. I kept wondering how our cows from green pastures would cope. Thanks for viewing and please comment.

Comments (11)

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Akinom

3:55PM | Mon, 19 April 2004

This really looks funny to me... but it's very amazing too that they don't lose their cool and obey the traffic rules shakeshead... you show us so much interesting things, Reinhard! Thanks!

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glix70

4:04PM | Mon, 19 April 2004

Funny picture like message of a deep spiritual message of respect with the mother nature!!! The way of the heart stuns everytime our life!!! Thanks!!! :)

jimry

4:07PM | Mon, 19 April 2004

There ALWAYS has to be one...lol Great shot Reinhard. I would know what would happen if that was in the UK....lol

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WiserAngel

4:53PM | Mon, 19 April 2004

You should have called this one "Holy Cow, How did I end up here?" ha ha.

raven_nightmares

5:07PM | Mon, 19 April 2004

this is amazing! really fun image caught with such skill

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creanum

2:51AM | Tue, 20 April 2004

A great trip in other country......

ryno

5:28AM | Tue, 20 April 2004

Amazing perspective, your photos pull me right into the scene. I never had much thought about going to India, but now it is very high on my list of places to travel to. Thanks for opening my eyes, and mind to the beauty of this wonderful country.

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