Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Watery Wednesday- A pond in the Jungle

We came across this ancient , heart shaped pond as we were driving from Sirsi to Sonda. The pond belongs to a delapidated temple nearby. Hundreds of years ago, the temple and the pond were popular places of pilgrimage. Now the jungle is slowly and inexorably taking over.
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17 comments:

  1. Wow! That's the best part of travelling by road. Stop, take in the sights, and take tons of photos!

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  2. It must be more advantage if they had take good care of develop the pond. Visiting you back here

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  3. This would be really wonderful to see up close and personal. :)

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  4. a welcome surprise for trekkers in the forest. is there fish in the pond?

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  5. Beautiful place! I would love to have a walk around this historical place!

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  6. Fascinating picture, and story. I guess that fish could have been itroduced in a pond like this. In that case, it might also be a small chanse taht some have survived.

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  7. a pond in the jungle.... that is a gift. :)

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  8. I would love to see what wildlife is around this pond. Great capture.

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  9. I would love to know more of the history behind the pond and the temple....what a great and very unique post!!!


    Turtle Soup

    I hope your Wednesday is treating you well!!

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  10. thanks for dropping by my blog. btw, where is sonda... very curious

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  11. very cool picture the perfect one to share this week of valentines day when all the world is filled with heart

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  12. aloha,

    what a serene place, quite a contrast to the temple you posted earlier, i love the graphic red details of that temple its really stunning!

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  13. Sorry, running late today, but love your peaceful pond and a gorgeous capture as always! Hope your week is going well!

    Sylvia

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  14. I love the wall and steps down to the pond. Must be really neat to see something like that that's been there for so long.

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  15. Wow it's really a special photo and makes you realize that sometimes things left untouched are wonderful that way.

    Cher
    Goldenray Yorkies

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  16. Hello, lotusleaf.

    Beautiful scenery.
    Thank you for your visit.

    Have a good weekend.
    ruma

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