P is for Photographs, of course. And P is for Potamophilia. Potamowhut?? Poh-tuh-moh-fil-ya. A love of rivers and all things riverine. That's turning out to be the theme for these posts, loosely...come back periodically to the rivers and the ghats and flowing waters generally.
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| The Aire at Leeds, UK. |
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| Thames at London, UK. |
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| Guadalquivir at Seville, Spain |
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| Hudson at NYC, US |
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| Potomac at Washington DC, US. |
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| Purple People's Bridge on the Ohio, Cincinnati, OH, US. |
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Hooghly at Bandel, W Bengal, India complete with pointy boats,
a popular local mode of river transport. |
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| Nile at Cairo, Egypt. |
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| Rangeet river at Baiguney, North Bengal, India. |
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| Gomti at Lucknow, India. |
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| Ba, Fiji. |
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| View of Ganges from BrijRama Palace Hotel, Varanasi, India. |
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| Niagara, USA. |
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Ichhamati at Taki, border area between the two Bengals -
West Bengal in India and Bangladesh. |
That's P for Photos portraying Potamophilia. Hope you've enjoyed them. Happy A-Zing! - if you're participating. And happy cusp season to you, if you're not!
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Love your photos - and have learned I am a potomphiliac. Thank you.
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ReplyDeletePerfectly Lovely Looks at Liquid Parts! YAM xx
Nice pics
ReplyDeleteHi Nila - what a lovely selection ... having started off with two British ones - I thought they can't all be British - but no ... lots of places ... I'd love to visit the bridge over the Niagara ... not the Falls necessarily - but yes any river, sea promenade etc ... especially in the Spring time ... and then the Bengal - one to the west and the other country to the east. Cheers and great word potomphilliac - Hilary
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Detroit and we had the Detroit River. Almost everywhere I've lived has had water nearby. Until we moved here to Atlanta. I do miss water, rivers, lakes, oceans streams.
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