This is a lane full of poplars that we passed on the way to Pahalgam from Srinagar, Kashmir. I could have stayed at this very spot for the rest of our trip and not had enough of it! 🙂
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The Girl Next Door 
Ah!!!! Lovely! We had such lanes in our township in Gorakhpur, never really valued them then but now miss the peace it brings with it.
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@Smita
That’s so sad! 😦
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If you take away the cars, the trees look so welcoming – a kind of reminder that machines are taking away the beauty of nature in so many ways.
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@Sanika
That’s a great way of looking at it. 🙂
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i remember someone saying that even b’lore used to look like this before IT development.. :).. beautiful place.. but would be really scared in the night to go in this road..
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@Ashreyamom
Oh wow! Well, Bangalore still has its roads lined with trees, but most of it is a concrete jungle. True, that!
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Awesome.. we Use to have that in Punjab too but sadly its all going away in the name of development..
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@Bikram
Oh, that is so sad! 😦
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So green, shady and peaceful…..a feast for the eyes…wish I could go NOW!!! 🙂
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@Aparna
I am sure you will love this spot. 🙂
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arey this looks that place where Roja was shot na??? I dont remember too much of the movie, Saw it a long time ago, but then something in this reminded me of the movie..may be the jeep???
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@R’s Mom
Could be. Our cab driver told us that some scenes in some movies were shot in this place. He couldn’t tell us which ones.
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no RM.. roja was shot majorly in coonor and manali.. they never shot it in kashmir.. 🙂
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@Ashreyamom
Really?! But isn’t the movie based in Kashmir? :O
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only the context not the shooting.. 🙂
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@Ashreyamom
Oh, I see. That is interesting! 🙂
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That looks so so good.. Even I can stay there my entire life.. love these kind of long roads 🙂
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@Greenboochi
Me too! 🙂
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