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September 2011 Calendar shot

September is a lovely month in itself. The name comes from an Old roman word "Septem" meaning seven. It was the seventh month in Roman calendar and hence the name.




[Click on the picture for a better resolution]

Place of the capture: Haleakala, Hawai.


* September was also called the Haefest monath <--> "Harvest month" when the barley was harvested.

* In song and story September is thought of as a "mellow month".

* 9/11 is an unforgettable day! Do I need to explain why?





More interesting facts of September??? Please do share.




Comments

Haddock said…
Thats perfect for September.
Festivities begin in India starting with Ganesh chaturti.
Bikram said…
NOw thats so beautifulllllll.. :) loved it

Bikram's
KParthasarathi said…
Exquisite!!
What more need I say?
Rajesh said…
Simply beautiful.
chitra said…
Beautiful....so much glow...
@Haddock: Yes fresh start for the month - Ganesh Chaturthi. Thanks for your compliments.

@Sahana @Insignia @A @Bikram @Rajesh @Rachna: Thank you! Let September be as calm and divine as this picture.

@ Kparthasarathi: Thanks a lot!

All - I had goofed up with the color of the font :( Anything specific to september that you can think of .. do drop in some thoughts..
Sujatha Sathya said…
the clouds are so beautiful,fluffy. almost unreal

lovely pic
Seema said…
Beautiful capture beautifully framed.
Kavita Saharia said…
Brilliant .You are right ,the picture looks so much more gorgeous on clicking .Wish you a beautiful September :)
@Sujatha: Yep the feeling of being there atop a mountain thats 10k feet above sea level and viewing the sun peeping out through the sky in the early wee hours was something I'd never forget all my life. Awesome is not the word to describe this fairyland experience..

@kavita: Lovely September filled with joy and freshness to you too.
virendra sharma said…
Good post .Good to visit you .

आते हैं बड़े धूम से गणपति जी,
सबके दिलों में बसते हैं गणपति जी,
उमंग से भरा हो सबका चेहरा,
यही है मेरी गणेश चतुर्थी की शुभकामना ! हमारी भी यही है शुभकामना आपके लिए आपके परिवार के लिए .आप की ब्लोगिया दस्तक हमारे लिए महत्वपूर्ण है .शुक्रिया !
जन आक्रोश आर हर शू मुखरित है .शुक्रवार, २ सितम्बर २०११
शरद यादव ने जो कहा है वह विशेषाधिकार हनन नहीं है ?
"उम्र अब्दुल्ला उवाच :"
Lipsy said…
Its my Birthday Month..a fact that I love...haha
Loved this post..never knew about it before!!!

Much Love
@Vyankatesh & @Vinod Arora: Thank you!

@VeeruBhai: Welcome to my space. Thanks for that wonderful lines.

@Lipsy: Dear, wishing you a wonderful birthday. Have loads of fun and may god bless you with everything you ask for..

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