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The
day before, on our arrival in Hyderabad, the police wouldn't allow us
to stay at any cheap inn, for fear something might happen to us. The town
was even mentioned in a guide book as one to be avoided, though of course
we encountered nothing but the usual friendly and helpful people. So,
rather unwilling, we slept at some rundown but rather expensive hotel.
There, for all the extra money, the cockroaches weren't any smaller, and
when we asked for tea, instead of the expected mix of milk, tea and sugar
all boiled together, we got it all separate, "British" type.
This sure wasn't the place to have dinner, we could well imagine the kind
of food served: An unwholesome spiceless mixture of neither Eastern nor
Western parentage, straight from the fridge, where it's been waiting for
some unsuspecting victim for at least a week. So we got into a rickshaw
and asked the driver to bring us to a places with good local fare. Which
was one of the usual, open to the street, grubby 5 tables affairs; we
had an excellent dinner there.
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