Some More Pictures From Bangalore
When I was in Bangalore in the first week of November, the weather was like what you can see above and I had a nice time going around with my camera.
Here are some more flowers from Bangalore, but don't ask me what they are called.
This, I was told are coffee beans! Had never seen it before.
This is a fruit that in my part of the globe is known as 'Chiku.'
A street side shop that caught my fancy but I was not in a mood closer and ask for permission from the lady sitting there to take the photo.
The roads of Bangalore, and this one is good, because it has no pot holes in the middle of the road.
Small coconuts kept on a windowsill and saying Bye Bye (below) this photo was clicked at the airport.
posted by Mridula at 2:12 AM
11 Comments:
The 4th picture down, bright red with the pink stick, is an "Anthurium". Quite sexy ;-)!
Mridula,all of them are beautiful..loved them..
'Faster' by James Glieck. There, now that's we've got that out of the way, let's engage :-)
wow! you click great pictures. :) ... dolly
hey Mridula
Where in bangalore did you visit ?
Are those flower pictures from Lalbagh ?
Nice pictures, Mridula. I liked the one with loads of red flowers.
And thanks for the tip, I have enabled word verification. Lets see if it keeps the spammers out.
The climate of Bangalore must be a lot like Hawaii – nice and warm. I've never seen that fruit before. What does it taste like (assuming it's edible)?
beautiful pictures...loved the first one..
wow...
Well, being in Bangalore today, I must say its one city with a huge number of well maintained parks and greenery is abound here! Wait till summer to see roads being shadowed by gulmohar trees bearing bright red flowers!
Ciao!
Crystal, I so happy people are not pointing it out so much or I would feel quite embarrassed!
Ganga thank you and TDU, thanks for the name of the author.
Nonentity, thanks.
Indiacorporatewatch, no it is not Lalbagh, it is mostly taken from an apartment complex near Kanakpura and a few near Whitefield. I could not go to Lalbagh this time.
Pooja, those red flowers are on my desktop as of now. I too like them a lot.
Lily, I will probably never know what is Hawaii like :( That fruit is edible and has small seeds inside and when it is ripe (not in picture) it is fleshy and sweet.
Thanks Avik and Vanathi.
Quatros, I do like the greenery but I feel the pollution levels have gone up like anything.
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