Taken in the summer of 2011 in Helsinki.
This is on Seurasaari, near Helsinki.
DAILY PHOTO: Geese Stepping
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Tag Archives: nature
DAILY PHOTO: Shell Cluster
Taken in December of 2013 in Phuket, Thailand
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DAILY PHOTO: Thungbergia Mysorensis
Taken on July 7, 2014 in Munnar.
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TODAY’S RANDOM THOUGHT: Narrow Escapes
Every living soul exists by virtue of an ancestor who narrowly escaped death. Someone in your family tree refused to quit during an onslaught by predators, as war raged on ceaselessly, or while clinging to the side of a cliff.
That potential now remains dormant.
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TODAY’S RANDOM THOUGHT: Bear or Squirrel?
Taken in the summer of 2011 in Hungary.
There are two ways to survive a harsh winter: you can squirrel away your pile of acorns or you can bear it by just not needing much.
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DAILY PHOTO: Flamingo Flower and Lady’s Eardrops
Taken on July 6, 2014 in Munnar.
Taken on July 6, 2014 in Munnar.
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DAILY PHOTO: Hampi Pond
Taken in November of 2013 in Hampi.
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DAILY PHOTO: Spiky
Taken November 2013 in Hampi.
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DAILY PHOTO: Orange Flower
Taken in March of 2014 in Coorg.
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DAILY PHOTO: Bangalorean Trees
Taken April 27, 2014 in Cubbon Park.
Just as New Jersey’s state name has made it the butt of many a joke, Bangalore catches a lot of flack (both from residents and outsiders) for retaining the title of “Garden City” in the wake of the recent decade of unrestrained growth. (If anything tells one about present day Bangalore it’s that its size doubled in little more than a decade from almost five million to close to ten. Even under the best of governance that would result in a bit of chaos–re: and this is not the best of governance.)
That said, Bangalore has some awesome trees. (As I’ve mentioned, this results from the lack of proclivity to destroy everything that stands in one’s way or that presents the slightest bit of risk or inconvenience that is the modus operandi in the developed world.)
