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| I did too |
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| My room in Sinh Sadan, the Forest Dept. guest house |
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| Sometimes there was a dog on the roof |
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| Other times there were two! |
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| There were crocodiles for neighbours. Very smiley ones at that! |
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| A lane behind the crocodile breeding farm looked took us to the river |
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| While another one took us to Gir |
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| The river flowed through the reserve |
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| On which was the Kamleshwar Dam |
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| A small bridge led into the reservoir of the dam. A watch-tower with an excellent view stood further down with our jeep park in front of it. |
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| A Maldhari settlement as viewed from the tower |
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| Meanwhile in the 'Gir Interpretation Centre' notices like these waited for us |
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| Besides these notices there were animals as well, which was the real surprise! |
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| Chital |
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| Nilgai |
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| The resin glue lioness |
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| That never moved an inch although a bus-load of humans was parked nearby |
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| PAISA WASOOL! |
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