Jaisalmer, India
The hazy disc of the early morning sun hung low over a mournful desert, the muted tones accentuated by the accumulated grime and scum on the window in our 3rd Class carriage; the train was late and I had overslept and it was already 6.30am. Peter sat bolt upright opposite me in a trance, irritated by all of the overnight interruptions from the six other people sharing our little living space.We emerged bleary eyed onto the wide platform under an even wider sky, c...