Hello everyone. It’s been a while since I played any photo challenge and even though it’s not exactly mid week, here are some photos for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge. I know Cee won’t mind, besides she’s the one who instigated me to have some fun and what else could I come up with but trees and more trees for the challenge. 😀
“And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.” – John Muir
“How do you spell ‘love’?” – Piglet. “You don’t spell it. You feel it.” – Pooh
“Blessed are the hearts that can bend; they shall never be broken.” Albert Camus
“We cannot see our reflection in running water. It is only in still water that we can see.” – Zen Proverb
There were a couple of more trees but I desisted from biting off more from your precious time. 😀 Thanks for visiting. Have a wonderful weekend.
Psst: Which one’s your favorite? Do let me know.
Don’t you think it is appropriate to start this journey at the airport with its numerous airlines? 😀 Especially as the possibilities are endless. Care to join me and check out some noteworthy lines? After all someone has to make sure I stay in line 😉
A house arrested in time.
…where the once irrepressible dancing gushing Ganga now flows dull disapproving and unsmiling.
I am trying to convince myself that these trees were past their safety date…
The world’s largest sundial at Jaipur – the famous Jantar Mantar. I have always wondered about the steps leading to nowhere. Perhaps they were used by the astronomers to touch the sky to set the time. What do you think?
At the Amer Fort, Jaipur, even the mountains are aligned 😀
From the deserts of Rajasthan I now take you to the shore line 😀 I have almost grown up with this textbook image of the Shore Temple in my history books.
Since Indian weddings are quite in the fashion these days, a glimpse into the intricate mehendi lines. The neat orderly lines are in contrast to the…
Bindaas crazy lines 😀
Sometimes it pays to be stuck in a traffic jam!
From a couple of springs earlier, old timers may remember.
Another one! Begunia I think.
The colors of fall in Dublin
When it was spring in Dublin. Nope I haven’t been there in any season 😀
China rose from India!
Slight change in lighting and voila! Both orange and yellow! So cool isn’t it?
The vibrant colors of dancers on the World Dance Day earlier this year. My niece is there too – the tallest one in yellow.
Moving in on a stationary bike 😀
Some shiny musical curves
A choosy guitarist, surely you can find a couple of curves?
Show off!
An English breakfast spread (from Dublin courtesy my lil sister and our friend)
A traditional Indian (more specifically Bengali) fishy meal served on a massive brass plate.
And end it with a finger-licking scrumptious butterscotch cake
Twisted metal rods that dot the rural landscape
Once upon a time, I lived my life in this ‘green room’. Only the bed is missing.
Stories and more 