From highest point to the tallest statue in Karnataka..A crazy monsoon travelogue..

AdityaLN · 29th September 2011, 06:10

Super Travelogue, You have captured the rain and mist beautifully. After reading it, I felt like driving there today itself.

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Originally Posted by @400Kph

Chikmagalur town had little to offer and the town looked like a World War II bombed village !!!. Each road was undergoing road widening and many building s were demolished and the road was filled with umpteen pot-holes.I

Totally agree with you. Haven't been to Chikmagalur for about a year now. It was the same then as well. The place looked like it's was recently bombed out.The sleepy town will never be the same.

sylvan · 29th September 2011, 11:22

Wonderful TL. I hope to visit mullayangiri before this year end. It has been a while since we waded through bushes and water bodies. And also put MMI Vx140 to good use

srishiva · 29th September 2011, 12:35

Very nice travelogue with great pics. Regarding the air, technically it would be thin (relatively) at 6000 ft and there would be power loss. If you know your car better (without turbo), you can experience the loss irrespective of what others here say.

gurudutt · 3rd October 2011, 15:43

Halebeedu and Shravanaabelogola are really historic besides hampi, badami etc. Nicely written travelogue.

Porschefire · 5th October 2011, 11:58

A casual and festive day in office today.Had some spare time so decided i'll read this thread at ease (which i've been wanting to ever since it appeared on the portal but couldn't,due to work commitments). It started off very well with the conversation between the husband and the wife. Was enjoying the write up.
As i started looking at the pictures,the fourth picture gave me a shock of my life

!!!!!That's my childhood buddy in the picture along with his wife!!!
Hi Daya!!!Abhishek here. Super excited to meet you on TBhp!!!!!!!

I must say,engrossing write up and super duper pictures!!!!!!

29th September 2011, 11:22	#17
sylvan BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Bangalore/Chennai Posts: 151 Thanked: 3 Times	Re: From highest point to the tallest statue in Karnataka..A crazy monsoon travelogue Wonderful TL. I hope to visit mullayangiri before this year end. It has been a while since we waded through bushes and water bodies. And also put MMI Vx140 to good use
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29th September 2011, 12:35	#18
srishiva Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 4,375 Thanked: 2,256 Times	Re: From highest point to the tallest statue in Karnataka..A crazy monsoon travelogue Very nice travelogue with great pics. Regarding the air, technically it would be thin (relatively) at 6000 ft and there would be power loss. If you know your car better (without turbo), you can experience the loss irrespective of what others here say.
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3rd October 2011, 15:43	#19
gurudutt BHPian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 372 Thanked: 143 Times View My Garage	Re: From highest point to the tallest statue in Karnataka..A crazy monsoon travelogue Halebeedu and Shravanaabelogola are really historic besides hampi, badami etc. Nicely written travelogue.
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5th October 2011, 11:58	#20
Porschefire BHPian Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Bangalore Posts: 621 Thanked: 1,941 Times View My Garage	Re: From highest point to the tallest statue in Karnataka..A crazy monsoon travelogue A casual and festive day in office today.Had some spare time so decided i'll read this thread at ease (which i've been wanting to ever since it appeared on the portal but couldn't,due to work commitments). It started off very well with the conversation between the husband and the wife. Was enjoying the write up. As i started looking at the pictures,the fourth picture gave me a shock of my life!!!!!That's my childhood buddy in the picture along with his wife!!! Hi Daya!!!Abhishek here. Super excited to meet you on TBhp!!!!!!! I must say,engrossing write up and super duper pictures!!!!!!
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