Photos by Mushir Killedar: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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This is absolutely great shot and very interesting too. I think it has worked out well and I hope that you are pleased with it too. Nice work Mushir. VOTED. Tedy.
I invite you to vote my march contest picture VILLAGE CHURCH if you think it deserves.
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A very nice shot! Voted!
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Voted. Very nice shot! David My Contest - "CALIFORNIA DREAMING"
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How mystical and intriguing this place looks,great photos, I can just imaging so many hundereds of years of stories through the eyes of the brave guards who stood peering from these very rustic windows. Great Job!
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Voted. Very nice shot! David. My Contest - "CALIFORNIA DREAMING"
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Voted. Very nice shot! David. My Contest - "CALIFORNIA DREAMING"
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Great Photo.
I have used it in my travelogue http://armchairtravelogue.blogspot.com and have given due credit to you.
Hope it is OK with you.
The travelogue is a non-profit ads free blog which I have created as a pastime and I do not derive any monetary benefit from it.
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The gate of the fort is located at 90 degrees from the slope to negate the speed of the ramping elephants during war times.
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Thank you Mushir. I saw your works - some of them are quite striking. Keep clicking!
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It's named after British Actor - Arthur Malet. Arthur would sit and ponder the nature of the wind. The point was apparently destroyed in an earthquake in 1967.
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