You! Stop staring at me!
Well, I think you all hate the heat(who doesn't). And if the temperatures soar to as high as 44C(yes, scream!!!), then it's hard not to complain and moan about it. Well, such was the weather in New Delhi, India for the past one month. But since yesterday, relief came to the rescue!
Yes, it rained cats and dogs(not literally) yesterday for nearly 20 minutes, good enough to make the mercury take a dive deep down in the thermometer.
Today, I have three more pictures to share. The first two are from Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India, while the third picture is something very cute that I stumbled upon when I was searching for pictures to put in my E.V.S. project!
I'd like to bestow the title - 'Lone shelter'
Catch me if you can!
The last picture is of a Ring-Tailed Lemur, which I stumbled upon while searching for pictures for my project. Turned out very fruitful didn't it!
Hey! Why are you staring at me huh?
I went for a holiday to Mumbai on the 12th, returned on the 19th. I didn't imagine this trip to be so fruitful. I used to live in Mumbai from 1999 to 2005. I then shifted to another place. So going back there was like a walk in the memory lane.
I felt very excited as soon as the plane landed. But seriously, after I hit the roads, that was all gone. Traffic unmatched, pollution such that you will guaranteed get Asthma. But nevertheless, there is a different aura about that place. I went to Water Kingdom(Asia's largest theme water park) where I had the time of my life! And of course I met my two best friends Abhinand and Vivek. It was all like a dream only on the edge of reality.
Me, Abhinand and Vivek
But then when I went to my Uncle's house, there I struck GOLDMINE. And I think you'll rightly
understand what I mean when you take a look at the following pics(self-clicked by my uncle):-
I've gotta tell momma, I'm on someone's blog!
We will always be together....
An amazing piece of macro-photography!
Ha, I'm at the top of the world!
Is this pose good enough to get me into Hollywood?
This pics weren't clicked using some fancy camera, but from a 7.1MP everyday Digi only. When I saw these, I knew where they belonged!