2000 km ..:) September chill in the air, and an uncommonly bright countryside ...
This is a station at around dusk. Favorite time of the day.
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I have gone past the little town of Kurukshetra so many times, but could not find time to go, see the place which every Indian knows to be... -
Along the Ranchi to Purulia Road for about 35 kms and then, a small road turns right, running through rural hamlets. The air is so clear a... -
Bicycle track along a Chandigarh avenue From the Rose Garden at Chandigarh The city of Chandigarh is the capital of two States, Pu...
Oh, I enjoyed this journey through the GLORIOUSLY beautiful countryside so much I am going to go back and take it again:) I have been longing to travel by train for at least a year now, it has been decades. The countryside looks so lush and green and verdant. I love dusk too, when the colors soften and deepen and take on that honeyed hue. Wonderful rounded hills........they make me want to run right up the side of them. And hidden waterfalls, enchanting! Beautiful waterways and green spaces as far as the eye can see. Thank you so much for another glimpse into your world. This armchair traveler is well content this morning!
ReplyDeleteSherry you posted the comment before I could stop uploading!
ReplyDeleteAm glad you liked the pix :)
Thank you!
shots captured mood of the season and evidence of train journey. nice.
ReplyDeleteyou know how often i have tried getting a picture of that bridge? have never been successful! good to see you managed...
ReplyDeletebtw, which river was so full, in the first few pics?
That was the river Brahmani Maya, just outside Rourkela. Two rivers meet thereabouts out of which one is the river Koel and at the confluence there is a place called Vedvyas, with a temple and an incredibly narrow cave where the sage Vedvyas might have lived, once upon a time in the hoary past
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