And What A Morning It Was

on Kasauli-Chandigarh Road

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  1. magiceye3 February 2012 at 08:58

    Gorgeous!

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    1. Vishhal AK Raina3 February 2012 at 09:12

      It was a sunrise when I was driving back towards delhi. I was lucky to get the glimpse of sunrise like this and it was a click by my phone.

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  2. Teamgsquare3 February 2012 at 09:19

    Wonderful capture.....

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  3. Sunil Deepak3 February 2012 at 23:20

    Even more impressive to think that it was clicked with a phone!

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  4. Saru Singhal4 February 2012 at 07:15

    A lovely shot...Which spot is this exactly? Reminds me of my college days and the innumerable trips I had to Kausali, Barog and Shimla...

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    1. Vishhal AK Raina4 February 2012 at 10:33

      Hi Saru!

      I know its a great place and nearest hill station from Delhi... I go here often. I clicked it when coming back from Kausali.... for exact location I can say when you move down and meet the road where Kausali and Shimla road intersects this spot is 2 km down the road from the intersection point (Don't take my words for granted I am bad at calculations) ;-)

      I can relate to your words when you said "Reminds me of my college days and the innumerable trips". I have been a traveller since my school days & hills are always my attraction.

      Thanks for liking it!

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