Tired of the current covid related travel restrictions and the winter weather here in Brittany, I took a leisurely amble amidst the shades, shrines and shadows of India; a little vicarious journey on Wordless Wednesday.
In response to a few questions, the locations shown are: Qutub Minar; Humayun’s Tomb; Safdarjung’s Tomb; Qadam-e-Rasool, Bhul Bhulaiya, Lucknow; Neemrana Palace; Fatehpur Sikri; Galta Temple; McLeod Ganj; Saint-Thomas Cathedral, Chennai; Golden Temple, Amritsar; near Tapan, West Bengal and Amer Fort. The header photograph is the view from Mukteshwar looking over the Kumaon Hills towards Nanda Devi.
Bonjour From Brittany 
Incredible India. Amazing photos❤️🤩
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Indeed 😉 and thank you! 🙂
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Wow Collin….you have really travelled a lot indeed. I think you know much more about India than I do….from all our interactions and past comments too….next time, I need to travel within the country, I’ll be contacting you. The pictures are so well taken….beautiful indeed…..
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Haha, thank you 😉 I am pleased that you enjoyed them!! Stay safe! 🙂
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🥂 good one
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Wow, quel bel article !
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Merci, merci beaucoup! 🙂
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From your previous trip?
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Well, a mixture of trips 😉
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Great post ! I love all of the archways
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Thank you!!! Yes, I like how light catches arches too 😉
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That is such a great post! So refreshing in the middle of a cold and murky Tuesday afternoon.
Thank you.
Gwen.
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Thank you!!! Yes, it was a particularly dreary day here that inspired me to seek out warmer memories 😉 Stay Well! 🙂
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Nice tour👌
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Thank you!! 🙂
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Great idea– I hope you’ll post more of these!
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Thank you!!! I am not a great photographer but if the weather stays glum than I might look at an old image follow-up 😉
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Many thanks. I am happy you liked it 🙂
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We’ve got snow and icy winds! Thanks for the sunshine.
Gwen.
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Thankfully, no snow here today but we have the same icy winds! Stay well, stay warm! 🙂
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Outstandings tory and amazing photos.
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Thank you very much!! 🙂
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I love the idea of travelling digitally so much! Its about doing the best in a bad situation I guess! Thank you for the beautiful pictures!! 😊
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Hopefully, the world will start returning to something we recognise soon!!! Stay well! 🙂
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Certainly hope so!! And u stay safe and well too!
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Thank you! 🙂
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You have wonderfully captured the essence of India.. proud to be an Indian.. on your next visit, (not the virtual one 😏) to India.. do visit my place.. you will surely love Indian home made cuisine too.. to can always ping me here 👍
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Thank you so very much!! As you can imagine, it was difficult just selecting a few photos!!
Haha, thank you also for the kind invitation – I am very partial to Indian cuisine 🙂 🙂
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Beautiful and lovely photographs
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Thank you!! I am happy you liked them! 🙂
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These places are full of wonder and history. I really love them!
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I agree; they are wonderful places in which to spend a little time and I am pleased that you enjoyed the trip!! 😉
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Amazing photos!
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Thank you very much!! I am happy that you liked them!! 🙂
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I wonder if the first image is from Qutub Minar, I dont remember seeing that kinda material for the sculptures and the pattern of the flooring used elsewhere….
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An excellent spot!!! Yes, that is indeed Qutub Minar!! I toyed with the idea of using a photo I have of the great arch but decided on this one instead 😉 Well spotted!!
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Yay!! I could guess it right 🙂
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It was a great piece of identification!! I have been surprised at how many have been identified. Well, apart from the two full shots of buildings 😉
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Nothing like traveling from your couch! Saved a lot of money in 2020😏
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Haha, yes but, on the flip side, lost a lot of money too 😦
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Dear God!!! Please let us recover that money 😩😩😩
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What a good idea
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Thank you. Hopefully, the lockdowns will ease later in the year!! Stay safe!
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Awesome photos
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Thanks for taking a look! I am glad that you liked them! 🙂
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Very 👌beautiful pictures. You are welcome.
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Thank you very much for saying so! Stay well 🙂
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Fabulous blog
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Thank you kindly! So is yours 😉
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Please read my post
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Which one?
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Amazing pictures. would be so happy here, taking in all the history and air of the place.
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Thank you! I am pleased that they took you to a happy place!! Stay safe! 🙂
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Just 😲
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😉
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These photos are absolutely beautiful, I loved armchair traveling with you 😍 thank you
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I am so pleased that you enjoyed them!! Thank you for letting me know!! 🙂 🙂
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Gorgeous!
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Thank you very much! It’s still cold here and hailed a lot today 😦
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Having stayed for 2 months in Britany I totally understand the need for a little virtual wondering in sunny climes lol. Great photos. Are they your own?
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Thank you! Yes, all pictures were taken by me 😉
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Such beautiful places. Glad you thought to take the pictures and share them.
Gwen.
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Thank you!!! I have to admit that I always eschewed taking a camera on holiday and was a late convert to capturing memories on film 😉
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Great pictures of India you have shown..!! 🙂 🙂 very nice..
In case you want to explore some hidden apects of India, you can visit my blog, or check out some of my suggestions for you..
Manikaran: A Melange of Paradoxes
Indus Valley Civilization: Port City of Lothal
The Magnificent Millenium old yet active temple – The Brihadeeshwar Temple
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Thank you!! Thanks also for these suggestions – I had read two of them before but not the interesting one on Lothal! 🙂
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Thank you so much Madam.. 😊
Glad these could interest you to explore the hidden or lesser known yet spectacular side of Incredible India.. 😊
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You are very welcome! 🙂
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We see these all around us, everyday, but you brought them out with a side that makes them suddenly seem so much more picturesque, love your eye and choice of shot selection. well done Brittany.
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Thank you!!! Yes, it is sadly human nature to take what surrounds us for granted 😉 I am glad the photos conveyed the ‘feel’! I didn’t go for the famous tourist shots but just wanted to highlight shadows and spirituality 🙂
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Love Brittany, great photos, Travel again ? If only …
One query What’s wrong with snow, and ice ?
Ordered to avoid leaving our village, this week’s snow and ice was superb. Thanks for reading my posts
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Thank you! Hopefully, we can travel again later in the year. Snow and ice, I can stand; it is the grey limpid sky that comes with them that I baulk at. More snow expected over the weekend but we shall see 😉 Stay Well! 🙂
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Christmas cancelled, we went to a local Bronze Age site instead
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Beautiful!
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Many thanks! I am glad that you liked them! 🙂
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It’s so grey and murky here, I could happily take up residence in any of your India photographs, especially the
one with the sheet of sunshine beaming in through that square opening.
Gwen.
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Grey here today too and much the same forecast for tomorrow. On the plus side, the daffodils are nearly out 😉 Stay well Gwen! 🙂
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Well, that cheered me up!
Gwen.
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Good!!!! 🙂 🙂
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Hi! Cool. I know you said this blog was part of a Wordless Wednesday, but I would love a label or two identifying some of these amazing looking places.
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Thank you for taking a look!! I had resisted labelling but you asked and I have updated the post accordingly! Hope this is ok. 😉 🙂
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Thank you!
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Stunning! J’ai pris une claque!
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Merci beaucoup 🙂
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Oh waoo!! Amazing!!❤️
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I am happy that you thought so!! Thank You! 🙂
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Finally Namaste from India. Thank you for your support. Glad to know you visited India. Love the pictures you shared. My favourite of all the monuments you visited in Delhi is Humayun’s Tomb. Hope you had a good time here.
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Namaste!!! Thank you! Good to meet you and pleased you liked the photos. I liked the one of you at Qutub Minar 😉
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🙂 Wow! You surely did reach the website. Thank you so much. I am new to blogging and figuring out the ways to improve it. Glad to have found your blogs.
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Likewise and I wish you the very best! 🙂
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वाराणसी हमारा तीर्थस्थल ही नहीं अपितु हमारे शिवजी का निवास स्थान है और स्वर्ग से भी इनका विशेष महत्व है
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हाँ, एक बहुत ही पवित्र स्थान
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Reblogged this on The Wild Coach.
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Many thanks! I am pleased that you liked it enough to do so! Stay Well 🙂
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Nice photos
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Thank you!! I am glad that you liked them!! 🙂
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India is history!!!!
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There is certainly a great deal of it throughout the land! 🙂
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😊👍
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I am happy that you enjoyed it enough to do so! 🙂 Stay well! 🙂
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Great post! Thank you
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Merci beaucoup! ☺️
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Je vous en prie 🙂
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plaisir. 🤗
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beautiful pictures!!
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Many thanks!! I am happy that you liked them!!
Stay safe! 🙂
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I vicariously travelled through so many cities. Thank you 🙂
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Hehe, excellent and no covid passport necessary 😉 Thanks for visiting!! Stay safe! 🙂
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Haha, Yuss and you stay safe too 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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Great places to explore; Lovely clicks
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Thank you! I am glad you liked them – one of them is not too far away from you! 😉
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