The ruins of Hampi, injustice and thick beggars - Part 6

Grand Hamp and interesting people (continued, Part 6) Ibid, at Hampi, I met with Frank from Denmark, my neighbor in the hotel. I should mention it because it was a very unusual man. When you travel alone, always meet some interesting people. In general, Frank 48 years, and the last 8.5 years he spent in prison himself in Denmark for four armed robberies. Previously he was a drug addict and "sitting" on heroin, he now has nothing to accept. At least he said so to me, although I thought he was "stoned", every time I talked to him. He needed money to dose, so he went on a robbery. While he was in prison, his mother (also a drug addict) visited him and brought him marijuana, hiding it in certain organs, and passed it to him under the table during meetings. Frank was hiding drugs in his body and sold it dose to other prisoners. Then he gave the money to mothers in the same manner as received marijuana. He said that the price of drugs in prison was much higher than that at which the grass can be bought on the street, and that his mother needed money to secure old age. Unfortunately, old age, so to her and did not come, and she died on the streets of a heroin overdose. And a friend of Frank, which also was a prostitute, was strangled by one of her clients because she was trying to steal his wallet when he fell asleep. Poor fellow. He said that he told me his story, because I showed him a good guy, and he had to lose this gem of the soul before he dies. I'm not religious, but God bless his sinful soul. The temple on the hill Matangi Another stunner was swimming in Hampi temple elephant Lakshmi, which took place every morning on the riverbank. She was beautiful, majestic and beautiful. Start material: End of Material: See also other materials about India: India, Sri Lanka - the place of paradise, the problems of the earth, India and Bangladesh, Elephant Festival in India Island elephant with a name that does not have elephants