Southall, and a celebration of India cont'd........- # 233
Once again, it's all about colour. A Sikh trader sets out his display of toys and personal knick knacks, and bright wrist watches in Southall.
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We don't have - comparatively - so many Indians in Paris, but I was surprised to find two shops specialised in Indian DVDs, just around the corner from where I live!
ReplyDeleteI did hear a lady from India singing on a television program not long ago but could not understand the name of the song. So it was a lose for me. I like your photo a lot.
ReplyDeleteWith Indian culture it seems that colour is the order of the day.
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