Despite loving hills and mountains, I have always had a major fear of heights. In 2009, I had been freshly recruited as a Branch Manager for one of India’s topmost private banks. Along with another twenty-three campus recruits from different B-schools in the country, we were sent for a month-long training program at the Bank’s training center in Khandala (Maharashtra). Over the weekend, few of us started planning short trips to the nearby cities of Pune, Lavasa, Lonavala, Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar. After a daylong tour at Mahabaleshwar, the last destination was an age-old temple post which we had planned to return back to our center. Just adjacent to this temple, we located a cliff that provided an amazing view of the surrounding. Confident of my unwillingness to climb the cliff, the team had begun retracing their steps when the gutsy wind swept my hair over my face, giving me a hitherto unknown strength. Along with my friends, I climbed the cliff to a safe zone near its edge by letting go of all my inhibitions. As I stood there breathing in the beauty of nature, the feeling was that of an achiever. I still say that I have never felt so liberated even till today.
This post is part of the Tuesday Photo Challenge with the theme ‘Wind’ this week.
Linking up with Esha and Natasha as my second Wordless Wednesday post.
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Thank you dear.
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Feel good wind
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Thank you Monika
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Thank you Monika
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Hey! Loved your blog!
I have just started blogging, would love it if you would take out time to check it out and maybe leave a comment.
Thankss
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Thank you Vidhi. Interesting blog. I just followed you back.
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Thankyouu so much! Sorry if you could just check again as I haven’t received your following notification. Thanks
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Could you please check now?
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Yes I got it..thankyouu
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Ah! That enchanting smile of yours, Sonia. What a candid, confident shot this one. And that would have been such a memorable experience.
Thank you for linking up with us for #WW. Hugs
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Thank you Natasha. I’m loving Wordless Wednesdays. Wonder what took me so long to discover this amazing initiative by you and Esha. I am going to continue being a regular now.
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