Hey thnx a lot for your visit!! I appreciate that.... Well am very much awake now and just about to log off for teh day!! :) Now, this pic of nahargarh has brought back loads of memories...if i remember correctly, there is a little window there from which you get a breathtaking and perhaps a lovely view of Jaipur... can't recall much.. used to stay in jaipur back in 91-92.. just a kid den!! You too keep writing!! :)
sam: I was in Jaipur in July this year, so Nahargarh's "breathtaking" window-view is still fresh in my mind. I have pictures of that view from that 'window' in two posts right here: 1. Tranquil Tuesday (the first one without number); and 2. Jaigarh and Nahargarh Forts.
Have a look at them sometime, though I'd want to warn you, am not a great photographer.
have been a frequent visitor to your blog and this is my first comment. Its just wonderful and I just love the way you express your feelings and opinions :-)
It wasn’t traumatic (!!??) at the Gate at all since we were driving past it and stopped by just for a picture from a distance.
Thank you for dropping by. I checked out your lovely Sikkim pictures and they vivified memories of my trip to Dzongri and beyond towards Kanchenjunga. :)
i like your tranquil tuesday posts..they are simple and yet thought provoking
ReplyDeletebackpakker:
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
Hey thnx a lot for your visit!! I appreciate that....
ReplyDeleteWell am very much awake now and just about to log off for teh day!! :)
Now, this pic of nahargarh has brought back loads of memories...if i remember correctly, there is a little window there from which you get a breathtaking and perhaps a lovely view of Jaipur... can't recall much.. used to stay in jaipur back in 91-92.. just a kid den!!
You too keep writing!! :)
sam:
ReplyDeleteI was in Jaipur in July this year, so Nahargarh's "breathtaking" window-view is still fresh in my mind. I have pictures of that view from that 'window' in two posts right here:
1. Tranquil Tuesday (the first one without number); and
2. Jaigarh and Nahargarh Forts.
Have a look at them sometime, though I'd want to warn you, am not a great photographer.
Thanks for dropping by. :)
Nice timing
ReplyDeleteLovely as usual :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful pic Indica!
ReplyDeleteKeshi.
Love the picture, altho I will say I hate pigeons. Good think you can't make them out in the pic. They could be doves for all I know....
ReplyDeletehave been a frequent visitor to your blog and this is my first comment. Its just wonderful and I just love the way you express your feelings and opinions :-)
ReplyDeleteNice Pic. Must be traumatic to walk under the gate without a headgear though! All those pigeons :))
ReplyDeleteAjeya,
ReplyDeleteHow so? :)
Sameera,
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
keshi:
ReplyDeleteThank you Keshi. :)
~ms. cute pants~:
ReplyDeleteDoves are generally sleeker and smaller. These could be doves, I didn’t stop to check them out.
I'm glad you love the picture. May I ask why do you hate pigeons? :)
valhi rae:
ReplyDeleteHey, welcome to my blog and thank you for your sweet words.
Feel free to comment here and whatever it is since I can take criticism as well. :)
chintuthewhizkid:
ReplyDeleteHi Sanjay,
It wasn’t traumatic (!!??) at the Gate at all since we were driving past it and stopped by just for a picture from a distance.
Thank you for dropping by. I checked out your lovely Sikkim pictures and they vivified memories of my trip to Dzongri and beyond towards Kanchenjunga. :)
fqThat's a great picture with the pigeons in mid-flight!
ReplyDeleteShantanu,
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)