Chirp Story-
Mornings are special here. The mist carries a special nostalgic fragrance. With birds gone for the preparation of an uncertain yet magnificent Kolkata day, I headed too..to unwrap layers of joy 🙂
Fearless, I Stand Tall-
These trees had been here since the British Raj. Witnessed so much of recycling of the city as there had been lot of change. Colors in Kolkata play a vital role.
Way back home is always long-
Old Kolkata has some marvellous sidewalks. This one..I totally fell for!
Beyond Where I Stand-
Starts More To Step British Architecture has always depicted symmetrical rock pavements. Some distinctive realms are a part of daily life in Kolkata.
Color-
The color of Kolkata has changed, very recently. spot where!
Attachment –
All so familiar yellow Ambassadors as Kolkata’s Taxi. Combing across the city with it’s rigor, it strings life to varied life forms.
Time goes by, so slowly-
Packed with enormous moments and history, Raj Bhawan stands tall in Kolkata’s pride.
Heritage on wheels-
“Tram lends Kolkata an old world charm and add to the romantic element to the city.This slow moving ,electrical reptile in narrow and crowded streets completes the ultimate attraction of the city .Having glided down the rails as a historian witness,Tram has itself been turned into an immemorial heritage for which the whole Kolkatans will be proud of.” says CTC homepage!!!I am glad someone put it all in words because I am spellbound! 🙂
Gully Cricket inside Ex-Miltary Secretariat, Esplanade Row East, Kolkata-
Well, Photographers are often shooed off. However, This was a sunday and a lady with camera was determined! 😛
Ex-Miltary Secretariat (location), Esplanade Row East, Kolkata-
“Built in the year 1909 formerly known as Ordnance Building, when Calcutta was still the capital of the British Raj, this building once again reminds all that the British wanted to create in Calcutta, a city on the lines of their beloved London. The wide verandahs and recessed rooms, with a large central court yards are concessions and improvisations, made for the difference in climatic conditions between the two cities.”- Read an internet source, I couldn’t agree more!
Moi!-
That’d be me!!