Last evening I
visited Palavakkam beach and spent some time quenching the thirst for some cool
breeze and change of sight. During our stay in Thiruvanmiyur I frequent this
beach in south Chennai, but now in Adyar its bit far checking out. It’s really
good to see it pretty clean all these days and also becoming popular among
locals to hang-out on weekends. I took some photos during the time of relaxing
and here it goes:
Since the
evening was cloudy the sunset was pretty mild and boys where playing cricket in
the foreground.
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Some pretty
houses line the beach front across the sandy playground… which is also the part
of the beach.
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Soan papdi
vendor and the push cart neat the water front
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Sundal boy! Sundal is a kind of recipe made in white peas and sold as a popular snack in Chennai beaches.
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Cotton candy man |
looks like a nice day to be at the beach! glad you had a visit!
ReplyDeleteThis must have been a great visit. You again have surprised me with sights of India that I have never seen. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of the beach. I like the pink in the last shot.
ReplyDeleteI have never visited this area of the beach! Nice clicks!
ReplyDeleteI like the way a platform has been created on the sandy beach to play cricket. Very innovative :)
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So much to look at in your beach! I love the photo of the cotton candy man!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots from the beach. The beach really looks clean.
ReplyDeleteI like the whole stretch of beach. It has such a wide sandy area to walk and have family picnics.
ReplyDeleteHi jeevan,
ReplyDeleteI went through your beach images and they are wonderful. I am new to blogging and unable to find your email ID. Hence contacting you through commenting section.May I reuse your sundal selling boys pic for a college blog article (I am a working staff in Bannari Amman institute, Sathyamangalam). However I will be giving your reference as image source in the same.
Malathi Balasubramaniyan - I approve your request and please go with the image you want :)
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