The gulmohar tree is the best view outside my bedroom balcony now. An educational institution is coming up right opposite my place. You can see Millennium Towers on the right side. The mountains will have lots of greenery and small streams of water(looking like tiny waterfalls) flowing down in the monsoon. Unfortunately, the mountains will soon give way for more construction.
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even you don't like the future view, maybe you'll have a more vivid neighboorhood... I mean, more people around you...
ReplyDeleteThose trees are really beautiful. What do you mean when you say the mountains will soon give way for more construction?
ReplyDeletebelles vues. j'aime bien la partie avec les fleurs
ReplyDeletebeautiful sights. I like the part with the flowers
This is an interesting view. It would be different for me but is what you see.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be different if you woke up in my house and looked out the bedroom window? My site shows what you would see.
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Wow, you are watching your city's expansion and development in progress. Pity about the mountains soon to disappear...
ReplyDeleteLooks like it is a booming place with so much construction.
ReplyDeleteHappy Theme Day!
This is very interesting, I like your collage very much. The land looks very dry, I suppose it changes a lot during the wet season?
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks like there is a lot of construction underway in the area you live!
ReplyDeleteYes Nathalie, I'll show you green mountains and waterfalls in the next couple of weeks as the monsoon begins in Mumbai.
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with the gulmohar tree, but they look lovely!
ReplyDeleteHope you'll still have some mountain views left...
Great view -- never been to Mumbai. The mountains are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting collage! These red trees are amazing.
ReplyDeleteThose are just beautiful trees. A pity about the construction - it's called progress!- and it's what happens. Love the collage.
ReplyDeleteIt's very interesting to see how people all over the world live. Unfortunately I've missed it that time, the monthly theme. But next time ... thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe gulmohar tree is very nice. And the construction of an educational institution is admirable ... A follow-up photo in the monsoon would be interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the different views. You should be able to get some nice sunset views. Right?
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming and lookign throuigh my window in Sydney!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo collage of the area around your building. Too bad that the mountains and trees may be sacrificed for "progress".
ReplyDeleteIt's quite a view!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your view. I have enjoyed visiting and seeing all of the different views we see from our bedroom windows.
ReplyDeleteReally it looks very beautiful .....from you bedroom...Ohh very nice blog
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