1950 meter high peak from rooftop

Yesterday, when I returned home after completing my incomplete cycling mission, it had started raining. Even before I got wet, I had decided to go to the terrace and click some amazing photos with the camera for the hive. But as soon as I looked at the camera, its battery was low as usual, so I dropped the camera in the room and reached the terrace with my mobile.

There was a very strong wind blowing on the roof here, in such a strong wind I feel that the pots kept on the roof will fall on someone below, the tin roof will blow away and injure someone, the birds' nests will be destroyed, the trees of the forest will be destroyed. It will break and fall on some animal and eventually the sand of the storm will enter my eyes and make me blind. Well, I leave all my thoughts on the stairs and reach the terrace.

Balbhadra Peak is visible from the terrace, whose height is 740 meters, the mountain that bears the title of Queen of Hills, which the world knows as Mussoorie Hill Station. The altitude of Mussoorie is 1950 meters. Looking east of Mussoorie, Dhanaulti is visible which remains cold throughout the year. The altitude here is 2880 meters.

The sky is covered with dark and dense clouds, the clouds are running so fast that if we do not reach on time, we will miss the bus. There was not a single bird in the sky except the eagle. Who knows which country they were planning to go to after flying leaves from the trees. I click all these photos from my mobile.

The time is around 6 in the evening and signs of sunset are clearly visible in the south. The sun has spread yellow on the horizon. Had the weather not been so bad, the sunset would have been at its peak. That's all for today, see you in another post.

Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to tranlate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from Android smartphone POCO F1 and edited in mobile app Snapseed.