The Year That Was 2011
Another year. Another set of to-dos. And a time to look back and take stock …
Yes, I know I am late to do this post but by only a few days and since I am travelling, I can be excused.
Sometimes we travel to too many places and at times we don’t have enough.
The year 2011 started in the Philippines. We celebrated our Christmas & new year in that country. Besides the capital Manila, we could explore some part of it but Batad was a …

One of the main attractions of Lavasa is Bamboosa. As the name suggests, it is about bamboo which is nurtured in Lavasa’s Bamboo forests. Lavasa Corporation employs local people and artisans to craft bamboo products. The idea of having the factory and the showroom at the same place is good as we get to see what actually goes into making all these works of arts.

A wrist watch in the making.
They have a

Night photography requires special equipment and a steady hand. I had neither.
Right. On my casual trip to Lavasa, I was carrying a not so fancy camera and was so excited with meeting other people that I was almost running like a small pup whose owners have come back home. You get the picture.
Still I could not resist myself from clicking a few shots when I saw those colorful reflections of light on Lavasa lake.
Have a look.

Lavasa lake.

Ooops … I mean through the net.
It was early morning at Lavasa and the sun was glowing with glory.

The Sun through the net.
V didn’t like these photos because of the

Here are some more pictures from the Lavasa Wome’s Drive which I attended on 27th February, 2011. I am sure some of my readers would be happy to see more photos.

What an apt message !

We were up and ready at 5:45 AM, much before sunrise to go for a nature trail at Lavasa. Well, that happened or not is another point but the Sun waited for us to get captured in our cameras.

Sunrise at Lavasa.
For more beautiful skies around the world visit Skywatch.

When I received an invitation to attend ‘Lavasa Women’s Drive’ event and review the Lavasa experience, I took it as an opportunity to celebrate the spirit of modern woman in true sense… to extend my support to the cause, to air my views to this world, to meet other wonderful people and of course to explore the so called ‘European’ town Lavasa.
My day started quite early before dawn as if I was to catch a morning flight. Not a very difficult task. It being a Sunday, V offered to drop …