Wordless Wednesday

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Wordless Wednesday

Langur, on the Bonnet

During one of our drives, a Langur landed on the bonnet of the car. It refused to get down, the driver kept driving at a slow speed and when the Langur saw it was getting away from its friends and relatives, it scampered off.

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The silhouette of the toad rock at Mt. Abu., Rajasthan.

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Game?

Wordless Wednesday

Weekend Snapshot

Weekends are fun especially if you spend them with close friends. These shots were taken at my friend's balcony garden.

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The iron spiked gates of Kumbalgarh Fort, Rajasthan. The sharp spikes helped stall the attacks from the elephants of enemy.

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Home, Sweet Home !!

A nest of a bird right there among the bananas!

Wordless Wednesday

Reflections

The shots were taken in the restaurant of Mewar Haveli, Udaipur, Rajasthan.

Sunset at Sam Sanddunes, Jaisalmer

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Cool!!!

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Wordless Wednesday

Royal Cradles

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur houses a rich collection of the royal cradles. The cradles are decorated with gilt mirrors and figures of fairies, elephant and birds.

That is My World Tuesday.

Grey Pigeons

These shots were taken while touring the fort in Jodhpur, Rajasthan.

A heroic pigeon named G.I. Joe saved the lives of a thousand soldiers in World War 2 after British troops had established a position within an Italian town that was due to be bombed by allied planes. Communication equipment was down and the only means of stopping the raid was to attach a hastily written message to G.I. Joe and send him to the HQ. G.I. Joe flew 20 miles in 20 minutes arriving at the air base whilst the planes were taxiing on the runway. Disaster was averted with 5 minutes to spare. G.I. Joe received the ‘Dickin’ medal for his bravery.