Posts Tagged ‘Ashulia’

Kash Phul – Kans grass – Wild sugarcane -  Saccharum spontaneum – “flowers” in the Autumn for a short while just after the rains have ended. The flowers [which are really the seeds escased in a tuft] will be gone in just a few days.

Just had to go out early morning today to enjoy the [...]

Friday, October 9th, 2009 at 11:15 | 2 comments

Drove out to Ashulia for lunch at Little Italy and spotted this purple house on the Turag.
The river has become quite wide from all the heavy rain we have been having. The river dwindles down to a narrow strip before the monsoon rains come. You can see the width of the river behind the Banyan [...]

Saturday, August 22nd, 2009 at 16:38 | 2 comments
Categories: Ashulia, river

Up before dawn to try catch the early light. There was a bit of a rumble of distant thunder … though from the looks of the morning sky it seems unlikely there would be a sudden storm this morning [the season for the "Kaal Baisakh"  - violent Nor'wester storms is coming up soon]. Drove out [...]

Friday, March 27th, 2009 at 20:41 | 1 comment

Have been travelling down this road to Ashulia and Savar for the past few weeks now, and every time I wished I had a camera with me.  Today I did, but could not get the images I wanted.
Here are a few “snapshots” from today taken from a moving car. Would have liked to have kept [...]

Sunday, March 8th, 2009 at 21:04 | 2 comments
Categories: Ashulia

Sunset at Ashulia, and the fishermen go home under a beautiful salmon sky.

We were pretty bored today …so we decided to go out for a late after-lunch “picnic” to Ashulia. There was so much traffic, every one seemed to be heading out there. On the way back, the sky turned a lovely salmon pink and [...]

Friday, November 30th, 2007 at 19:14 | 2 comments

Was invited today to join a couple of friends [Ujwala and Kuhu] on a photo trip down the road from Dhaka to Ashulia, and beyond… what a great experience this turned out to be. Ujwala is using some of these photos as reference for her lovely portrait work – Paan Khaye, Watermelon Vendor, the Lady from [...]

Saturday, March 24th, 2007 at 23:41 | 4 comments

Driving back from Ashulia today, spotted this lone Banyan tree [probably Ficus benghalensis] at the side of the Turag. Seems that there might have been some sort of a temple or idol placed inside the lower trunk… did not get closer to look. Will investigate when we take another drive to have pizza at “Little Italy” [...]

Friday, March 2nd, 2007 at 15:18 | 0 comments
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