Tanwir Jogi ( www.thetrekkerz.com )'s photostream

Dedicated this picture to my friend Merwa Rathore. I have looked her picture so many times and when I went to fort and saw this place, I instantly framed the composition which was already in my mind, but all credit goes to Marwa Rathore who introduced this place to world although it was already there but it was her eye who explored.

This picture was taken near Jhelum in a small village early morning dew drop

The dawn comes and no one receives it in his mouth,
for there no morn or hope is possible.
Occasionally, coins in furious swarms
perforate and devour abandoned children.

The first to come out understand in their bones
that there will be no paradise nor amours stripped of leaves:
they know they are going to the mud of figures and laws,
to artless games, to fruitless sweat.

The light is buried under chains and noises
in impudent challenge of rootless science.
Through the suburbs sleepless people stagger,
as though just delivered from a shipwreck of blood.

The Dawn by Federico García Lorca

Banjosa lake is located 20 kilometers away from Rawalakot. It is at a height of at 1981 meters from sea level. Its beautiful and green surroundings are awesome in summer and attracts everyone to go there and to enjoy the nature. This artificial lake also reflects the green forest standing along the surroundings. In the snow it was amazing, we had witnessed virgin snow on the lake and I took this beautiful panorama on the lake in the snow.