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I gotta find a way to keep the next one away from my dogs!!! Lol #Amputee #Prosthetic #Dogs

I gotta find a way to keep the next one away from my dogs!!! Lol #Amputee #Prosthetic #Dogs

I gotta find a way to keep the next one away from my dogs!!! Lol #Amputee #Prosthetic #Dogs

#Goa: #Arambol #beach evening #Russian #flea #market #GOA #Arambol #beach #evening #Russian #fleamarket #Гоа: #Арамбол #пляжный #вечер #Русская #блошиный #рынок Arambol beach in North Goa which is serene, clean and has a pretty long spread. Sunset here is beautiful 2. The waterfront is not very deep as it is compare to other beaches of Goa, so anyone can enjoy safe swimming. 3. DRUM CIRCLE – at sunset during evening drum circle by expats who play Jimba. People created by beautiful soothing music synchronisation from various musical instruments which cannot stopped you to tap and dance on it 4. Beach side flea market every evening – You can buy stuffs from musical instruments to bong, from show pieces to jewelry. The sellers are mostly foreigners. 5. The Beach huts – The stay at Arambol is still cheap as compared to other beaches in Goa. You can get a hut on the beach for Rs 600 to Rs 1000 and believe me sea water is just a stone’s throw away from the huts. 6. Friendly shack owners and staff – It’s a world known fact that Pahadis are very friendly and 90 per cent of the shacks in Arambol are owned and managed by Himachali and Uttarakhandi guys. 7. Roadside Market – The market along both sides of the approach road is full of shops which sell budget stuffs including leather merchandise specially. 8. Fireworks / fire-shows – There are fireworks organized by shacks every night. You can also enjoy Jimba music; sitting around the bonfire having supper and drinks. 9. Less crowded – The beach is relatively less crowded which allows you to enjoy a peaceful holiday. There are no water sports organising guys who bog you down to take the best deal.

The Saturday Night Market is located at Arpora in North Goa, 4.3 kilometers from Anjuna beach, and 3.7 kilometers from the Baga beach.This sprawling market is located in Arpora and transpires every Saturday evening from 6pm until late night. Here, one may find everything from archetypical Indian stalls selling spices, teas, Kashmiri carpets and silver jewellery to international designers who convene from all over the word to sell their unique creations, many of which may be found only here. This market also houses food stalls featuring cuisines from across the globe, and the centre stage that hosts live concerts featuring Rock to Indian Classical. Further up the hill, is "The Boutique House Bar" that serves delightful cocktails (try the fresh strawberry Daiquiri) while DJs play late into the nigh

#Goa: #Arambol #beach evening #Russian #flea #market #GOA #Arambol #beach #evening #Russian #fleamarket #Гоа: #Арамбол #пляжный #вечер #Русская #блошиный #рынок Arambol beach in North Goa which is serene, clean and has a pretty long spread. Sunset here is beautiful 2. The waterfront is not very deep as it is compare to other beaches of Goa, so anyone can enjoy safe swimming. 3. DRUM CIRCLE – at sunset during evening drum circle by expats who play Jimba. People created by beautiful soothing music synchronisation from various musical instruments which cannot stopped you to tap and dance on it 4. Beach side flea market every evening – You can buy stuffs from musical instruments to bong, from show pieces to jewelry. The sellers are mostly foreigners. 5. The Beach huts – The stay at Arambol is still cheap as compared to other beaches in Goa. You can get a hut on the beach for Rs 600 to Rs 1000 and believe me sea water is just a stone’s throw away from the huts. 6. Friendly shack owners and staff – It’s a world known fact that Pahadis are very friendly and 90 per cent of the shacks in Arambol are owned and managed by Himachali and Uttarakhandi guys. 7. Roadside Market – The market along both sides of the approach road is full of shops which sell budget stuffs including leather merchandise specially. 8. Fireworks / fire-shows – There are fireworks organized by shacks every night. You can also enjoy Jimba music; sitting around the bonfire having supper and drinks. 9. Less crowded – The beach is relatively less crowded which allows you to enjoy a peaceful holiday. There are no water sports organising guys who bog you down to take the best deal.

#Goa: #Arambol #beach evening #Russian #flea #market #GOA #Arambol #beach #evening #Russian #fleamarket #Гоа: #Арамбол #пляжный #вечер #Русская #блошиный #рынок Arambol beach in North Goa which is serene, clean and has a pretty long spread. Sunset here is beautiful 2. The waterfront is not very deep as it is compare to other beaches of Goa, so anyone can enjoy safe swimming. 3. DRUM CIRCLE – at sunset during evening drum circle by expats who play Jimba. People created by beautiful soothing music synchronisation from various musical instruments which cannot stopped you to tap and dance on it 4. Beach side flea market every evening – You can buy stuffs from musical instruments to bong, from show pieces to jewelry. The sellers are mostly foreigners. 5. The Beach huts – The stay at Arambol is still cheap as compared to other beaches in Goa. You can get a hut on the beach for Rs 600 to Rs 1000 and believe me sea water is just a stone’s throw away from the huts. 6. Friendly shack owners and staff – It’s a world known fact that Pahadis are very friendly and 90 per cent of the shacks in Arambol are owned and managed by Himachali and Uttarakhandi guys. 7. Roadside Market – The market along both sides of the approach road is full of shops which sell budget stuffs including leather merchandise specially. 8. Fireworks / fire-shows – There are fireworks organized by shacks every night. You can also enjoy Jimba music; sitting around the bonfire having supper and drinks. 9. Less crowded – The beach is relatively less crowded which allows you to enjoy a peaceful holiday. There are no water sports organising guys who bog you down to take the best deal.

The Saturday Night Market is located at Arpora in North Goa, 4.3 kilometers from Anjuna beach, and 3.7 kilometers from the Baga beach.This sprawling market is located in Arpora and transpires every Saturday evening from 6pm until late night. Here, one may find everything from archetypical Indian stalls selling spices, teas, Kashmiri carpets and silver jewellery to international designers who convene from all over the word to sell their unique creations, many of which may be found only here. This market also houses food stalls featuring cuisines from across the globe, and the centre stage that hosts live concerts featuring Rock to Indian Classical. Further up the hill, is "The Boutique House Bar" that serves delightful cocktails (try the fresh strawberry Daiquiri) while DJs play late into the nigh

The Saturday Night Market is located at Arpora in North Goa, 4.3 kilometers from Anjuna beach, and 3.7 kilometers from the Baga beach.This sprawling market is located in Arpora and transpires every Saturday evening from 6pm until late night. Here, one may find everything from archetypical Indian stalls selling spices, teas, Kashmiri carpets and silver jewellery to international designers who convene from all over the word to sell their unique creations, many of which may be found only here. This market also houses food stalls featuring cuisines from across the globe, and the centre stage that hosts live concerts featuring Rock to Indian Classical. Further up the hill, is "The Boutique House Bar" that serves delightful cocktails (try the fresh strawberry Daiquiri) while DJs play late into the nigh

Goa: Arambol beach place for spiritual retreat and mental harmony

Dog attack! A large German Shepherd viciously attacks pitbull/ American Bully while they are playing at the dog park!