Tulips...
Tulips...
and Tulips....
Monday, April 13, 2009
Spring is here!
Tulips...
Tulips...
and Tulips....
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4 comments:
I love tulips. The pics are gorgeous!
I was surfing through ping related photo blogs and stumbled upn this.
Lovely colours of Spring...I thought tulips were a dutch speciality!
Cheers!
Vasu
http://vasusworld.wordpress.com/
Vasu,
You are a new visitor on the blog :) Well, I was pleasantly surprised to know that about 60 percent of tulips are found in India in the Himalayas!!! ( this is authentic info from a Museum on Tulips in Amsterdam!)
Wow, I can't claim to know that, but now that you told me, I am not surprised. The bio diversity in the Himalayas is incredible, so its quite possible they have so many tulpis :)
Yes, I am a new visitor and like your blogs. Think I came here from Indiblogger.
Cheers!
Vasu
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