A walk in the woods and being amongst nature is one of the beautiful experience a person can have . My latest visit to the Wildflower Hall shimla was one such experience .
One of the lasting pleasures of a walk in these woods is the call from unsighted birds . While climbing a hill in the Himalaya you may come across numerous wild flowers , half hidden amongst the ferns , some coming out from behind the stones.... which will make your outdoor experience especially rich .
Here is a look at the wild strawberry , the fruit smells wonderful . The plant grows all over the region , hence its called the strawberry trail .
Most significant is the tree of the gods and the pride of the Western Himalaya –the stately deodar.
This is Himalayan birch ... The paper-like bark of the tree was used in ancient times for writing Sanskrit scriptures and texts .
And then we came across Wax flowers growing on a small hill
A view of the hotel from the forest 
Slate found amongst the woods 
Rubber oozing out from the Rubber tree 
We have so much natural abundance in the himalayas it makes you wonder how can all of this grow together ... Here is a stem from the eucalyptus tree and it smelled wonderful :)
A deodar tree standing strong after the snow
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and i took the one less travelled by and that has made all the difference :)
A quote i remebered from my favourite poem " Road not taken " by robert frost
A quote i remebered from my favourite poem " Road not taken " by robert frost
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