Filigree is a delicate, ornamental hand worked design, usually carved onto gold and silver. Silver, Gold, Bronze and other metallic threads are used to embroider a filigreed pattern on clothes as well. After walking around the beautiful Brindavan Gardens in Mysore , we took a small break for tea. Dusk was closing in and I… Read More Nature’s Filigree #ThursdayTreeLove #Week
On a recent road trip we stopped by on the highway to refresh ourselves with some tea. As we sipped on a perfectly made cup of it, I spotted this Devil’s face mask (Drishti Gombe or Evil Defender) opposite me, and the shop. Of course I had to click it, then ask the shop owner… Read More Keeping the Evil Eye away #ThursdayTreeLove #Week11
Brindavan Gardens in Mysore is one of it’s major tourist attractions. And rightly so. The gardens are sprawled over a seemingly never-ending campus are a sight to behold. Even though the upkeep is not upto the mark the gardens still enthral. This soothing sight was bang in the middle of it and we stood here… Read More A garden, a stream and lots of trees #ThursdayTreeLove #Week10
Did I tell you I love Ranthambore? Being there is more than just about Tiger spotting. You lose your mobile network as soon as you enter the park and without any connectivity to the world outside the park gates, it is just you and nature that connect. So many gorgeous sights to take in… Read More Sunset in the Jungle #ThursdayTreeLove #Week9
Ranthambore National Park is not only about Tiger and animal spotting. The landscape in the enormous park is stunning, no matter what the season may be. As Jeeps jump over these rough paths trees flash by in a whir , the colours changing rapidly. This pic was taken at 3:30 in the afternoon, as we… Read More #ThursdayTreeLove #Week8
The sparrow is sorry for the peacock at the burden of its tail – Rabindranath Tagore The forests of Ranthambore are not only known for their Tigers. Sometimes, in the middle of a safari, as the sun mocks down at you and all the animals seem to have found shady holes to disappear into a… Read More Of Peacocks and Trees #ThursdayTreeLove #Week7
Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. there is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature – the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter – Rachel Carson, Silent Spring On a walk in Cubbon Park, my… Read More #ThursdayTreeLove #Week6
The trees are God’s great alphabet: With them He writes in shining green Across the world His thoughts serene. ~Leonora Speyer On a road adjacent to Lalbagh Gardens my Mobile Cam captures this canopy of trees shading us from the harsh afternoon sunlight. Linking up with Paruls weekly #ThursdayTreeLove
All the beauty of life is made up of light and shadow – Leo Tolstoy This pic was clicked in Coorg via my MobileCam. No filter. Linking up with Paruls weekly #ThursdayTreeLove
“There are no wrong turnings. Only paths we had not known we were meant to walk.” ― Guy Gavriel Kay Linking up with Parul for #ThursdayTreeLove and Upasna and Rohan for #QuotedStories A long time ago I undertook a professional Baking Course. It was an extensive course and I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. I… Read More #QuotedStories with #ThursdayTree Love – Week 2
