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A trip to Banglore...


Kris

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Dear Friends  :)

After a gap of 12 years recently i visit banglore on a personal work.and though my stay was a brief one then.i did capture few beautiful stills of that garden city which is fast becoming a computer software hub of asia !

So shall we move on with the tour and i promise that during my next visit i will cover the lal bagh garden...And add to this thread !

thanks & love,

Kris  :)

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This is the main drive way from the airpot into the city...all line

median which partitions the main road is all lined up with healthy looking Royal palms,its the work of the highways dept & the local airport authority of india.

here is the stills of that location...

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And to my surprise i had seen there the stoutest of the stout royals in many residential houses..i will see wheather i will get permission to take snaps of those too...but need some time on that...

those were very stout & impressive and i have never seen so big ones even in our forum members stills.and to my observation the royals love cooler climates than the hot place that i live-in...

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and the pink building behind is the famous 5 star delux hotel newly built in the style of palace of rajasthan..and it is believed to be very expensive !

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And what surprised me is that they have given prominence to coconut trees and less palms were visible in that lux hotel ?

But in the main entrence i did see a couple of triangles..

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Those royals are some fatties.  I just can't help but smack them everytime I'm near one.  I don't know about you guys but I would steer clear of any coconut palm.  I wondered if anyone go plop by one of the coconut by the sidewalk (DOINK!).

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looking forward to seeing more,kris.you have me hooked  :D

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please show more pics Kris.

I spent some time in Bangalore in 1977 and found it to be a nice feeling with not so much of the common hustle and bustle of other big cities in India. Also there was not that many palm variety there then.

Coconuts are most often used when they can be as they are relatively fast growing, cheap or free and abundant and will transplant easily when already large size.

Same here in the south pacific where we are sick of the sight of the dirty things.

Some new shape and form is more appreciated than the cheap way.

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Nice pix Kris, we want more...

Hey, do you guys also drive in the wrong side of the street in India?  :D

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(BigFrond @ Oct. 09 2007,11:39)

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Those royals are some fatties.  I just can't help but smack them everytime I'm near one.  I don't know about you guys

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Dear Jim  :)

iam glad to know you have been their and today banglore is totally different form what it was in 1970's lots of buildings and less of trees but i must see what they have in their gardens left !

love,

Kris  :)

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(Gileno Machado @ Oct. 10 2007,05:58)

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Hey, do you guys also drive in the wrong side of the street in India?  :D

Dear Gileno  :)

here in india we have right hand drive system that was given to us by the british.so all the cars are right hand drive and what you see in those picture is normal & legally correct method for all our drivers.

love,

Kris  :)

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Dear bubba  :)

thanks a lot my friend and your new avatar simply rocks ! and also keeps reminding me of my Crock tour posts... :)

lots of love,

Kris  :)

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Dear Kris.

Beautiful pictures. :)

Kris in the moment of the shot. Maximum concentration. :cool:

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Dear Toni & Jeff  :)

thanks for visitng and toni iam glad you are enjoying...More to come,but need some time !

lots of love to you all,

Kris  :)

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Kris, thanks for those stills.  Those Royals are beautiful.

May I request that you be careful while shooting pictures while driving.....on the wrong side of the road.

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(MattyB @ Oct. 12 2007,13:46)

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May I request that you be careful while shooting pictures while driving.....on the wrong side of the road.

Dear Matty  :)

thanks for your concern,but i did not drive but the choffer of the tourist taxi drove the vehical.and the cars you see in the pictures are all travelling correctly as per our traffic rules.we drive right not left like in the U.S !  :D that was given to us by the colonieal british.so my request to you & american friends is never drive in india and try keeping your eyes closed while travelling in a heavy traffic.. :D

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Kris  :)

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KRIS!

You're driving on whatever side of the road, keep the headgear on straight, and let's have some more palms.

Or pics of people's houses.

If no one else cares, I do.

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Thanks for the pictures Kris.  Please keep more pictures of your place in the world coming.  

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Dear Friends  :)

Now lets see the landscapes & buildings from the Hotel where i stayed,since i had some personal work to attend to in banglore..and the hotel i stayed in was Woodlands hotel situated in the heart of the city and the food is up to my taste(Vegtarian) and room tariff was around 46 u.s dollars and morning break fast was complimentry to the guest who stay in their hotel.

and now lets see from the balcomy of that hotel,around this city..the still that you see here is the huge office complex of the kingfisher airlines,this airlines is owned by the Dr.Vijay mallaya's United Breweries Group..which also manufactures kingfisher beers & spirits..

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