Mahabaleshwar Memories
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Bougainvillea Splash
Bougainvillea, tiny little flower with a mighty difficult name!Various other plants might have been a part of the school curriculum. But bougainvillea was the first one I actually got acquainted with. Memories of its lush foliage peeping across from a neighbouring compound into our tiny lane, offered respite to the dusty brown path beneath, it’s… Read More Bougainvillea Splash
Venice – Once Upon A Time
Silent, serene, sublime!One early Sunday morning long long time ago, when she knew not what a lockdown is…
Fort Pratapgad – Photostory
Glimpses into a quaint Maharashtrian village about 3 centuries ago. Marbles and millstones have traversed through centuries. I remember my grandma making flour using one of these and even my mum using a grindstone until electric mixer entered our house. Grindstones were extremely laborious, time-consuming and exhausting. I still remember how elated mum was when… Read More Fort Pratapgad – Photostory
Bikes Of Amsterdam
They’re ubiquitous; just like the canals! Did you know, bicycles parking spot at Central Station is the most photographed site in Amsterdam? It’s these bikes that rule the streets. The city is practically owned by cyclists. They swarm the streets unfazed by traffic rules, rendering the motorists and pedestrians almost powerless. Fun fact is around… Read More Bikes Of Amsterdam
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