In the early monsoon of 2006, during my first visit there, I was amazed to see a fallen tree very unreasonably lying at a place. I have no idea how it reached there. Probably, from the forest, it fell down in a river, and reached here with the flow of the river.
Do you want to see that tree? Here it is…
The above photograph was taken sitting on a small dam's wall, facing towards the backwaters. The dam is built on a river named Vashishti passing through Tivre, probably originating from the dense forests of Koyna in Konkan.
To give you an idea where the photo was taken, I have given its location in a map below. If you zoom out, you will find out how beautiful the location of the village is.
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for passing by my blog, then I could discover your magnificent region! Beautiful blog.
Thanks for stopping by the pictures are great but I still like the splatt tree I just can not imagine it being strong that is still no You have amazing photos .
ReplyDeleteThe tree branch looks beautiful and mysterious. Enjoyed the aerial photo map of the gorgeous place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog - glad you liked the photos. I did Part One in a post on 20 August which you may like to have a look at though there's much less countryside! I'm planning to do a follow-up on Seville, Cordoba & Granada which are all really outstanding!
ReplyDeleteSo pleased I've come across your site - the photos above are stunning, especially the tree branch! So solitary & ethereal!
Hope you're having a great week!
Lola:)
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Bhavesh! What a lovely place to visit! Looks beautiful!
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Donna Marie
Beautiful body of water and the surrounding green landscape. Your theory sounds right. The tree must have come down a river, since there don't seem to be trees surrounding the lake.
ReplyDeleteTivre is like a jewel in its beautiful setting!
ReplyDeleteHow very odd that that driftwood tree ended up in the dam's reservoir. The power of nature!
Wow! What a wonderful place and great photos! I am glad I visit your blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice comment on Leaves of Grass. I just scrolling the last photograph and it's amazing indeed! Thanks for told me that.
it looks so elegantly lonely!
ReplyDeletesuperb composition!
A truly magnificent place and that tree adds charm and beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of a silent world. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteI'm always so overwhelmed by your beautiful comments my dear friends :)
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Good Picture!
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nice find here! I do like the branch that gives a reflection from the water. =]
ReplyDeleteas usual, amazing views!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! the picture and what you described in words, and thanks for the location map.
ReplyDeleteAnother interesting post from you. I loved reading your thoughts on these great pictures. I am always so pleased when you take time to pay me a visit and leave a comment. My doctor is from India so when you share part of your world with us, I realy pay attention. If you have time come again by again next Tuesday, 9-1.
ReplyDeletethis is a great photo op, i guess shooting it closer to the water's edge and long exposure would make this look really cooler, but this still is a nice place, thanks for sharing it.. :)
ReplyDeletesimply beautifully captured shot...lovely!
ReplyDeleteooooo Bhavesh! Beautiful! Thanks for adding the map too, what a great idea!
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ReplyDeleteI find this post really worth reading, keep up the good job!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and sharing your photography, at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/05/a-surprise-visitor.html Bavesh!
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