Drifting
With the wind
Hope
of farmers
Watching
The changing shapes
SPELLBOUND!!
Pics clicked from plane
Random – The tradition of quality continues
It is amazing to visit the favorite place of one’s growing-up years. Some places have 2-3 generation of proud continuity with the quality and taste still the same. And most important the humality of the young owners who represent their grandfathers and fathers makes them more special
Experience of 50 + years of making samosas
Continuing the tradition of quality and good customer relationships
The old ways of making tea on clay chulas ( burners), a small shop on Jammu-Srinagar highway known for tea-mathi ( snack), a most stop for travelers
Shop of barfi (sweets) on Jammu-pathankot highway, the most authentic taste, continues to pull the travelers and locals alike
No one can beat the taste of Rajma-rice with pure ghee of this shop of 3 generations on Jammu-Srinagar highway
They still do the grinding of spices and chuteny in old ways with stone grinders
Continuing his father’s buisness this young man is proud of his father’s name. Most of us Jammuities who have known Girdhari have fond Memories. Despite having such a hugh customer base he would remember the individual tastes and used to address everyone “uncleji”
Maniram made Jana falls in Manali famous and must visit with his authentic and traditional Himachli food thali complete with brown local rice pudding.
RANDOM- SPELLBOUND
Most fortunate are the people who have an opportunity to travel and witness the nature at it’s full Glory.
Everytime I look at my treasure house of Memories I feel like shareing them with my friends 🙏🏻
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TANKA #2 – Simplicity way of life
Where will I find?
The freedom for all to move
Without boundaries
In harmony and at peace
Co-existing Mountainside
Roads are meant for all, not just for vehicles. Humbled by scenes like these, I feel that all is not lost. We are still a sensitive race
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RANDOM – The Traditions A Visual treat
The old traditional houses blending into the surrounding, treasure for Artist ‘s imagination.
The trees
The mud
The wood
Together a shelter
Withering the weather
The rains
The snow
The storms
Protecting the mortals
From nature’s fury
Dear friends,
Most of the shoots have been captured while moving. From Jammu &Kashmir to Himachal Pradesh the magnificent and ever changing beauty is a treat for eyes.
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Watch “SPIDER-MAN PS4 Walkthrough Gameplay Part 1 – INTRO (Marvel’s Spider-Man)” on YouTube
This is Chaitanya’s gaming channel video.
His channel link is
youtube.com/c/THEPRIMEGAMERS
Do check out, if it interests you please subscribe, like and share
When he started streaming his videos , I realized what a hard work it is. It does need dedication patience and creativity to compile a game play of 5 or more hours into a gaming video of 1-30 mts.
And frankl then I started appreciating the gaming channels.
Please do check it out
Teacher’s Day
My gratitude to life and the people who taught, guided and shaped my thought process
“One book
One pen
One child and
One TEACHER
Can change the World “
By Dr. S. Radhakrishna
And this one was forwarded by someone. Just for humor🙂
HAIKU #79 Natural Togetherness
Welcoming others
They know nature has plenty
Our greed destroying
One of the most humble experience watching these sheep grazing at lush green mountains of Kud. Not once they tried to push each other away. We the so called humans may be the only one always wanting other’s share too.
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Our Golden Age?
Very interesting
The early decades of the twenty-first century saw a great flowering of the literary arts, due in large part to the advent of self-publishing on the Internet. The writers called themselves Indie Authors. Many of them were members of the so-called Baby Boom generation, born between the end of the Second World War and the nineteen-sixties. With a high degree of literacy and egos inflated by the conviction that they were the first humans to experience anything worthwhile, many of them used their retirement years to write. Literary agents and publishers were overwhelmed by a flood of submissions from these eager wannabees. Mail rooms overflowed with manuscript boxes, fat brown envelopes and SASEs. Rejections issued forth, provoking incredulous disappointment. Technology came to the rescue, providing online publishing platforms that allowed the indies to elbow the weary gatekeepers aside and publish. Millions of ebooks and POD print books issued forth. Savvy…
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