bangalore: lal bagh, part 1
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A good view of Bangalore from atop the Peninsular Gneissic Complex, a 3E9-year-old rock formation, among the oldest in the world. It reminded me greatly of Enchanted Rock.
One of the towers established by Kempe Gowda to demarcate the limits of Bangalore. This is the southern tower.
Same thing, except some idiot is in the way.
On the way to the center of the park.
The tallest tree in Bangalore. It's 300 years old, i think.
Some idiot blocks the fountain. The tallest tree can be seen in the background.
The Glass House at Lal Bagh. There are still flower shows held here twice a year.
More of the Glass House.
One of the mynahs on the lawn of the Glass House (insta-icon, people).
I couldn't tell if these were branches that went back into the ground or if they were roots that burst from the ground for some reason.
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