Rain.
I was on the road in Orchha. The rain came down, and visibility was almost zero.
Yet, it made for an almost surreal landscape.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Happy Blogging, and hopefully I shall be more regular…..
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Rain.
I was on the road in Orchha. The rain came down, and visibility was almost zero.
Yet, it made for an almost surreal landscape.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Happy Blogging, and hopefully I shall be more regular…..
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Gorgeous image Rajiv … happy New Year and happy blogging right back at you. WP stats have given you No 1 for comments on my blog for 2015. Thank You! 😀
I am No 1? Oh very cool! Happy New Year!
You sure are! 😃
That’s a blissful write and gives out a good imagery.
Have a look at my work too and give your thoughts >> bit.ly/1YV2NWL
Thanks. Glad you like it. I will look at your work
That’s great 🙂
Happy new year! More travels and power to you!
Thank you! Yeah… More travels needed!
Wow! Beautiful!
Thank you!
It is surrealistic and you can almost see a rainbow in the back. Happy New Year Rajiv.
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Thanks! Glad you like this one. I am glad that I made it to the hotel that day…
Looked like some serious weather there.
Leslie
I did… Visibility was close to zero
That can be very scary.
Leslie
It was… Especially if you hit a villager by accident
Super photo, Rajiv. And Happy New Year.
Thank you very much, Mick!
That’s incredible!! Happy New Year Raj!
Thanks Laura! I have to get back to reading blogs.. Happy new Year to you!
You’re welcome! And thanks for the wishes! I’ve been kind of out of it myself with the holidays and all.
Oh. I have had loads of crap to do, and i need to organise myself better.
Get with it then! lol 😉
Shall try, shall try! Old age catching up
Yes, what a surreal image…and gorgeous. Thanks for sharing
Thanks… Glad you like this one!
Absolutely
I’ve driving in similar rain where it was coming down so hard, I couldn’t see the hood of the car I was driving on the other side of the windshield.
It can be scary
Yes. I’ve even driven at 80 mph in weather where you couldn’t see the road in front of the car. The only reason I was driving so fast was the 18 wheelers I was following. I stayed far enough behind the bit long haul trucks to just see the red from their tail lights. At the time I thought if they hit anything, they would plow their way through and clear a path to give me time to stop.
Oh wow. I have experienced similar stuff. The bigger challenge in India, is the fact that so many people nowadays choose to drive on the wrong side of the road.
We have a deathwish
Now that is a death wish—driving on the wrong side of the road. The trouble with that death wish is the driver on the wrong side of the road might kill someone who is driving on the right side of the road who didn’t have a death wish.
True…. I was once threatened by a bus driver who was driving on the wrong side. Since I was with my wife, and he was much younger than me, I decided that discretion was the better part of valour
If you were in a car, I think the bus would win. That would be similar to going head to head with a tank when on a bicycle. A head on collision with a vehicle simliar to what we drive can kill us. Imagine what a bus would do.
I was in a car… I stoppedmy car and blocked him..
Good