I am Swarnali.
An artist, bibliophile and wanderlust by heart, geologist by profession. Love to go to the mountains, meet new people and make new friends. Dreaming and working towards being a full-time artist and world-traveller.
Wish me luck!!
I am Swarnali.
An artist, bibliophile and wanderlust by heart, geologist by profession. Love to go to the mountains, meet new people and make new friends. Dreaming and working towards being a full-time artist and world-traveller.
Wish me luck!!
Geologist? Sounds pretty cool… There was a time when I had wanted to be a geologist or an archaeologist myself..!!!!
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Yeah. Being a geologist was pretty cool until i got stuck in a really boring job. I guess its hardest for a geologist to be confined in small place. 😉 We think in large scale and that’s why the world feels like a more appropriate home. 🙂
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fair enough…! thinking on a large scale.. hit the nail right on its head! would love to hear more bout ur work though!
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by work if you mean job, then i hate talking about it 😛 if you mean geology i guess some two years ago i last discussed about it passionately. right now all i do is, paint, write, make weird noises in my guitar and plan for my next travel 😀
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oh, i sure as hell meant geology..!!
as for the noises on the guitar, high-5 to that, although mine is gathering dust of late..! 😦 its an insult to the instrument!
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😀 😀 my guitar is also going to reach that phase soon I guess. 😉 by the way will definitely tell you about geology sometime, specially the part about how The Himalayas formed and fossils.. My love for geology still exists for these two 🙂
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hhahaha!!! i ll try get mine dusted soon!
Talking of the himalayas, i cant help but think of the fossils i saw in kaza..! it is rather unfortunate that i did not get to spot fossils out in the open in langza and hikkim, for want of time..!
Tethys sea, wasnt that?!
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hmm. the lost Tethys..
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yea,,! so, when u say himalayas, where all have u had a chance to be in, on the himalayas??!
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That’s the sad part. I only went to sandakfu-phalut. Thats it. Though i worked on the Arunachal Himalayas for a project i missed my field work there not once but twice 😦 pure bad luck. But the good part is i still have the whole himalaya left to explore. Its kind of Mecca for me. 😄
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arunachal…! whoa!!! that place just slipped by me, despite planning for it! blame the ilp…!!!
Since you say fossils, i think you should head out to the spiti valley..! they say its a treasure trove of fossils..!
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Spiti and Ladakh is on my top list. Two years back we planned for valley of flowers. But the floods.. So had to cancel.. Will definitely go to Spiti soon. 🙂
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oh you should..!! i wish i could go again!!! such was the place..! should you need any info, do ping.. will see if i have anything that would be of use!
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Definitely 🙂 thanks in advance. Hoping i need them soon.
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hahah! anyday..! good luck to you visiting soon..! 🙂
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Ohh but i have seen the lower himalayas to the higher himalayas at a stretch during my field work starting from Kala Amb, Saketi, Naldera, Shimla, Jammu and then the heaven, Kashmir 🙂
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well, honestly i dont know where kala amb, sakeri n naldera are..! but since u say shimla, i think you should ve gone further till kaza!
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Ohh sorry actually Saketi is pretty famous geologically 😀 my mistake. Well this time it was just field trip so tight schedule.. Next time will keep Kaza in my checklist for sure. And your blog pics are already motivating for that 🙂
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haha!!! maybe, i should read up on saketi! sometime..!
and thanks for the compliment..! but trust me, i am not good enough with the camera to get the true beauty of spiti…!!!!
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Very interesting bio! Look forward to reading many of your posts:) Thanks a ton for stopping by my blog!
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Thank u so much.. 😊😊 and yes ur post was really an interesting read on Chennai.. Will love to check out ur other posts as well..
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Hi Swarnali – just wandered around your stories. It’s very feminine, dreamish and uplifting. I also love to paint, but rather with crayons as with brush-colours I always make a mess, hehee. Nice goal you have, determining where you want to be is already a big step kin reaching reaching it.
– Ruta
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Thanks so much for those beautiful words.. You already made my day.. 😊😊 and i feel the best thing about colours is that even a mess is something impossibly beautiful..
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Hello Swarnal, pleasure to connect with you on WP. I am yet to visit a blog that offers as much variety as you do here! You have a great eye and a refreshing voice. Wishing you much good luck on your blogging journey 🙂
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You are too generous.. 😊 thank you loads..
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And thank you so much for the inspiration.. Always in need of them.. 😊😊
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Good luck with all the travels you dream of (by the way I love travel too :)) )
I am gonna check your travel blog 🙂 x
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Thank you so much.. 😊 now i am just hoping i will be able to write something that you will njoy.. Fingers crossed.. 😄
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I saw some of your posts already and really liked them :)) I’ll keep in touch…
By the way you can check out my blog too, I am new :)) xxx
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Yeah i checked your blog too.. 😊 but yet to read all of them..
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Great blog.
My Mum is still disappointed I didn’t become a geologist, was apparently quite good at school.
Follow your dream 🙂
And thank you for following my blog
John
https://johnwreford.wordpress.com/
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Thank you so much.. 😊 and i think it was a wise decision because you excel to the brim at what you are doing now..
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Thank you 🙂
I didn’t really feel I had any choice, from the age of ten I was set. I love it and that’s the important part
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Exactly.. The most important part.. 🙂
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I’ve been surfing online more than three hours today, yet I never found any interesting article like yours.
It’s pretty worth enough for me. Personally, if all site owners and bloggers
made good content as you did, the internet will
be much more useful than ever before.
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You are way too generous Kiersten.. Thank you so very much for the encouraging words.. 😊
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Hola! I’ve been following your site for a while now and finally got the bravery
to go ahead and give you a shout out from New Caney Tx!
Just wanted to mention keep up the fantastic job!
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Hi Frank! Thank you so much for the kind words.. Always need such encouragement to keep going.. 😊😊
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My daughter read geology at the university and I think it’s an interesting subject to study
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Yes it is truly an interesting subject.. 🙂 helps us to know more about mother nature..
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I’ll immediately grab your rss feed as I can not in finding your email subscription hyperlink or newsletter service.
Do you have any? Please allow me know in order that I could subscribe.
Thanks.
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Hi Kristen! Thank you so much for stopping by. I have an email subscription link on my webpage that you can check out.. I am guessing you are not in wordpress because your profile lead me to a webmail page that i dont have much idea about.. If you want to read my stories that email subscription will help i hope.. Let me know i it does.. Loads of thanks once again for visiting and all the encouragement.. 😊😇
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Wishing you luck, happy blogging.. wow.. a geologist. 😊
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😁😁 ‘wow a geologist’… Thank you so much..
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