Green is the Theme
I was going through my pictures saved at the laptop (it is working now but no luck with the camera yet). Once again, the picture that seemed ordinary when looked closer to the trip now feel regal to these eyes watching concrete day in and day out. So, I have picked up some of my greenest photos for this post. All the pictures are from the Kuari Pass trek (updated on Kamla's suggestion, this pass is located in Uttranchal. I am adding the link because Apu wanted it).
I loved the flowers and tried to nearer to get a better shot. But the way was far too slippery. So, had to be satisfied with this shot only.
Looks like heaven, isn't it?
Lots of green, no concrete
A little, a little white and a bit of flowers, what more can I wish for?Labels: green, Kuari Pass Trek
posted by Mridula at 9:13 PM
13 Comments:
Green is real soothing to the eyes also, isn't it ? Love these pictures.
And you are right, some pictures do seem to grow on you with time.
Nice pictures and yes they look more beautiful as time passes by and reminds us of the beautiful time spent there.
Great pictures, but where is the pass located? In which state? Can you mention that in the body of your post :-) ?
Thanks,
kamla
I love the first snap - tuberoses is it?
Would also love to have more details about the trek itself, where is it, how difficult, your experience etc etc. Sorry for being a demanding reader but it sounds lovely :))
Thanks for your comment Pooja. Loved the recent picture on your blog.
Right Cuckoo.
Kamla, this is Uttranchal, I will update the post too.
Apu, I have linked to Kuari Pass so many times that I was hesitating. But I will update the post for you and Kamla.
How nice of you to indulge me, Mridula :)
Being a relatively new reader to your blog, I guess I had missed the previous ones.
Wow this is an incredible shot!!
Amazing shots!! love that last one!
Max, thank you.
Prashanth, that is my current favorite too :)
Lovely pictures Mridula...agar kahin jannat hai toh yeh yahin hai! :)
Right Akira.
I like the second and fourth ones.
:)
Thanks for stopping by Sidhu.
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