I was sitting at home, as usual on the computer. It was my mini-vacation away from college. The kind of vacation where you fly home for a couple of days, eat some good food for a bit, walk around the city for a bit and give a couple of B-school GDPIs while you are at it.

So anyway, here I am, looking to while away a boring evening when absolutely nothings happening...when suddenly... CRASH-BANG-BOOM. Out of the blue, there is thunder, lightening and blinding(yes, blinding!) rain, to say nothing of the grape-sized hail stones pelting down. Ah nature! How wonderful to see the winds nearly breaking the backs of trees ( I said "nearly"), when the sky had been cloudless a minute ago. Talk about flash storms.

The next day was out of this world. Clean, and green.
How lovely. Sigh, Its springtime anyway, and all the trees and flowers along central/south Delhi's avenues are in full bloom. People passing through Delhi at times like these could mistake it for a gentle, peaceful, enchanting garden spread over tens of kilometers.

Speaking of garden, out came my camera and I immediately ran outside for some pretty pictures. The ones shown here were taken in central delhi, in and around Nehru Park, Chanakyapuri. Alas, i did not have time, I would have gone to Lodhi Gardens otherwise. I had a train to catch. The pictures came out nicely though. I put some of them in a photobucket strip here. A memorable day in the end. Delhi does not see many days where one would go outside because of the weather, be it summer, winter or monsoon .

Edit: Prasoon's comment refers to the date stamp on the pics... wont happen again, prasoon. I have now worked out a watermark to be used henceforth :)