Last day

Me deje sin poner los vídeos del elefante. Aquí están. Mañana por la mañana si Dios quiere estaré cogiendo un avión a Londres.

Jaipur y unas fotos

Después de toda una semana de trabajos variados por fin me he escapado a Jaipur de excursión. No puedo contar lo que he visto ni lo que he hecho, poruq es sencillamente increible. No hay en el mundo un sitio como Jaipur, o eso dicen, es como un inmenso bazar... par de fotos son suficientes, no es posible añadir nada.

What´s happened?

After some weeks in India I have begun to understand this way of life. The last days I was studying and working very hard, so this afternoon I have decided going for a different walk. I could go to the typical monuments, I haven’t still been in Red Fort nor in the Old Delhi, but I thought that I would rather go to the markets, my favourite activity, actually.

In the beginning you can be worried because you understand nothing. Now, I used to see Indian people and I know the different kind of transport and their prices. And a very important thing: I can cross the streets safely and it is very difficult that someone runs over myself. I have learnt that Delhi is a very safe city. Friendly people, Delhi is a security place, even at night, and there aren’t risks of one´s life.

Well, as I was saying, today afternoon I have been in two markets near my house. I was there by rickshaw. You always must bargain the trip price with the driver rickshaw. The next wednesday I will be roaming thought Jaipur. No more today, it is enough.Ummm, I have to go.

Let´s see some photos and a movie when I show you how to cross a street in Delhi...

Me juego el cuello en el British Museum

Este sábado ha sido muy completo. He dejado a un lado el estudio y el trabajo y me he lanzado a Camden Market por la mañana. Al mediodía llegaba al British Museum tras tomarme dos fresh sardines en un spanish tapas bar regentado por Elena en el corazón del Camden.

En el mismo interior del British Museum me he jugado el cuello para hacer tres vídeos altamente clandestinos donde denuncio el expolio que los británicos han realizado durante siglos. Sé que este material gráfico hará las delicias de algunos de mis amigos.

Los vídeos no son muy buenos de calidad porque están hechos con un móvil, con poca luz y con absoluto disimulo. Insisto, cinco millones de personas entran al museo cada año pero ninguna consigue salir con con un testimonio como el que yo ofrezco aquí. Sé que estos mini-documentales pasarán a la historia por ser las primeras video-denuncias hechas en el mismo British Museum.

Si decides verlas, que sea por orden. Por cierto, en el primer vídeo digo que estoy en el National Gallery por error, es evidente que estoy en el Britsh Museum.

Primer video: el hurto de los frisos del Partenón.



Segundo vídeo: el hurto de medio Egipto.





Tercer vídeo: el misterio de cómo hacerse con la Piedra Rosetta a pesar de ser de Egipto y haberla encontrado y descifrado los franceses.

Saturday morning

This morning I have gone for a walk to the central London. I have taken the tube in Ealing Common and I have gone to Westminster Station. There, I have been looking for a Thames travel boot but finally I have thought that prices were too expensive and I have left. Of course, I took a photo of the Big Ben. Then, I went to the Cabinet Churchill Rooms and I saw the Guards Houses, the Houses of Parliament and The Foreing Office and I crossed James Park among the ducks, the tourists and the squirrels.

Well, S. James Palace was closed today. Going on, I could find the most famous tobacco shops in London. Later, I took on left to the Piccadilly and the Circus. I have seen the shops that I was interested and, at the finish, I took Regent Street>

In regent Street I was in the biggest toys store that I have never seen. I come back by Oxford Street. When I had arrived to the British Museum I was very tired and I caught the tube for coming back.

See you, I am really very tired.