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A continental soldier, a drummer boy, & a British "Redcoat"

This set features an American continental army soldier, a revolutionary war drummer boy, & a British "Redcoat" soldier - three poseable dolls that are ready for imaginative play in the context of your own historically-inspired ArtHouse decorations! If you are interested in this product or others like it you can surf on over to Art House for purchasing information.

Happy Wordless Wednesday! Thank you for stopping by! And for my American readers, wishing you all a very happy, and safe Independence Day!

Cheers!
Sue
XOX

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Since India's embracing of free-market capitalism it's outlook as an emerging world economic powerhouse has continued to be very bright. And as a country it is a hot travel destination for both the business, and holiday traveller.

Today I will be having a look at a Inasra.com, which offers listings, and booking services of hotels in India and other types of accommodations including motel, and bed and breakfast type lodgings.

Firstly I had not heard of Inasra.com prior to today, so I was quite intrigued to see what they have to offer!

Their main page, and in fact complete website is very basic in design. A navigation bar is conveniently located on the top of each page so surfing around their various pages is actually very easy.

They have two ways of looking up accommodations. The first is a drop down search box by state/city, and dates required, this in my opinion is the easiest way to do look ups, and is on the main page. The second way is a dedicated page listing hotels in India, which would appear to take more time, and is curiously absent from their main page's navigation bar. I had to find it through a deeper link.

As a resource for accommodations in India they have the potential of becoming a leading authority online in my opinion, as they do have a highly comprehensive listing for every price range, and budget imaginable.

What I would personally like to see Inasra.com add to their website as they continue to evolve are more pages that relate to Indian tourism in general, what travellers should know, and expect from a visit to their country. Perhaps add some pages on attractions that would interest the tourist in the major destinations within the country. These are just my suggestions, but I do believe they would assist in solidifying Inasra.com reputation as the online go to for travel to India.

Over all I was genuinely impressed with the service they have to offer, including the inclusion of telephone numbers where they can be reached off business hours. I would probably book through them.

Happy Travels!

Sue
XOX

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