A day of rain and snow at Josimath, Uttaranchal, in the Indian Himalaya. The view from outside my room.All content © 2009 Pete McGregor
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Not a bad view to have from your window! I love the sight of misty mountains - full of mystery and eerieness [is that a word?!].
It's good enough for me, Anne-Marie! Thanks :^)
Like one of those Chinese ink & water mountain scenes, invites the spirit to go out and up...
Yes, that "Chinese" feel to the photo struck me strongly, Christy. It would've been hard going out there, though. There was snow in that.
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