A day before the ‘pongala festival’ when the entire city was filled with such terracotta pots for sale. City just turned a mall for mud pot sale! The sellers came in all variety..some were chirpy, some were charged and some were really sad!
A glimpse of the Pongala festival 2008 is here.
A poster made by Kerala Pradesh Congress Committe for election campaign 09. I saw this poster once in Quilon town, but this copy came from friends in Sweden who got it through email, glad they recognised! Whoever designed it, never sought my permission even when a communication mechanism is running in flickr.
My dear friend and co-traveller Babitha has written a beautiful piece on our Meghalayan trip. There’s a toggle key on the right corner which will zoom the slides. I guess this requires flash player.
Alleyways of the blue city, Jodhpur! Its probably the oldest part of the city painted in blue with a magnificient view to Mehrangarh Fort . The area is called Brahmapuri since brahmins inhabited here traditionally. Most of the houses here have already survived some 22 generations and still counting! Here are some dots of red found in the blue skyline.
Onlooking guard, perching boat, praying Jesus, rocky shores.. a relaxed day at the beach with friends!