Photos tagged as games

Smith Cricketers!

Puja bowls at the Friday Cricket game at Smith College!

Date: 25 April 2008
Photographer: Lilibellil: gallery
Location: USA: gallery
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Cricket fielders

Gazal & Najia in the field at our Friday Cricket game at Smith College!

Date: 25 April 2008
Photographer: Lilibellil: gallery
Location: USA: gallery
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Kho-Kho tourney, Smith 2008

Desis (South Asians) return to their childhood with games at the Holi celebration!

Date: 18 April 2008
Photographer: Lilibellil: gallery
Location: USA: gallery
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Kho-Kho tourney, Smith 2008

Playing Kho-Kho in outside Unity House at the Holi celebration!

Date: 18 April 2008
Photographer: Lilibellil: gallery
Location: USA: gallery
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Raj Rajeschwari and her groom search for a ring in a bowl of muddy water with dried dates and other dangers to misguide them. The mothers keep the young couple from cheating in their getting-to-know-you games during their wedding, on valentines day!

Date: 14 February 2007
Photographer: Lilibellil: gallery
Location: Udaipur, India: gallery
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What's down there?

Puja exploring Udaipur City Palace!

Date: 13 February 2007
Photographer: Lilibellil: gallery
Location: Udaipur, India: gallery
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Mahabalipuram

Most pleas for photos (especially to Kate, who looks like a movie star) we declined. This school group visiting the religious sites of Mahabalipuram however, was too charmin to turn down. I was excited about the Mancala board carved into the stone, which you can see in the foreground. A few of the girlds described how they play, and it's not all that different from the American adaptation of what I always thought was an African game.