Monsoons
Sep 10 2008, Kanchan

Rain kissed roads, rainbows in raindrops and puddles, mist that leads you to a walk in the clouds and a beckoning green that comforts in its lushness and purity. While most people find rainy days gloomy, I just love the monsoon rains!

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Children stand on a street in the rain near to a mosque, in the hope of receiving a food donated, in Mumbai, India, Thursday, July 24, 2008.