Stefan getting his passport photograph at King's Cross Station in London.
Stefan getting his passport photograph at King's Cross Station in London
We had to queue for 90 minute before the Indian Consulate opened. This is the Aldwych Theatre, photographed at about 7.10 a.m. "Dirty Dancer" playing.
The Waldorf Hotel at night. The people in front are in a queue, all waiting for a visa. About 200 people in front of us.
The Waldorf Hotel at night.
The queue meanders around he corner.
The queue meanders around he corner.
French Connection has decided not to use the abbreviation FCUK
Dawn breaking. These are the people queuing behind the 200 in front.
The Waldorf at Dawn
One lonely cyclist.
Dirty Dancing
Sushma, a former student in Darwin, noticed Harry and Stephane and managed to jump the queue. The baby is Ravi, about 5 months old.
Sushma and Stephane
Steel in action as we go around the corner once the consulate was operational.
Inside the consulate. Sushma and Harry were downstairs whereas Stephane was sent upstairs
Ravi and Harry obtained their visas just about 30 minutes after entering, but Stephane's visa required about two hours to process. It was very cold outside.