I waited for a long time and took this in between incoming crowds.
That is a solution.
I also waited for a moment when the tourists on the sides were hidden by the lines of trees.
If I remember correctly, there were some years when Taj mahal was cordoned off for fear of terrorism.
Yeah. Possibly. Oh, I just heard about that terrible bus accident in the New territories. I hope all friends and relations are ok?
I live only several minutes drive from the accident site. The road was built 50-100 years ago without upgrading. I wrote complain letters to the Transport Department in 2016 and they didn’t do anything.
Well. Now someone will do something. What a shame.
There will be an independent panel of investigation. My classmate prompt me joining the panel.
Well, if it helps avoid further accidents…
I am trying to assist in this.
So nice to see with water in the pond and blue in the sky!
retireediary 
Wow there is hardly anyone! When I went in 1996, it was full of people!
What I had done was to be ahead of the crowd on the main isle and let the line of trees on either side hide the left and right lines of tourists!
Less tourists then? 🙂
I waited for a long time and took this in between incoming crowds.
That is a solution.
I also waited for a moment when the tourists on the sides were hidden by the lines of trees.
If I remember correctly, there were some years when Taj mahal was cordoned off for fear of terrorism.
Yeah. Possibly. Oh, I just heard about that terrible bus accident in the New territories. I hope all friends and relations are ok?
I live only several minutes drive from the accident site. The road was built 50-100 years ago without upgrading. I wrote complain letters to the Transport Department in 2016 and they didn’t do anything.
Well. Now someone will do something. What a shame.
There will be an independent panel of investigation. My classmate prompt me joining the panel.
Well, if it helps avoid further accidents…
I am trying to assist in this.
So nice to see with water in the pond and blue in the sky!
. . . . and with not much of a crowd.