Thanks everybody for the appreciation. In fact, I had never seen a single photograph about Kerala houseboats, just had heard about them. Now, you all have seen it. Quote:
Originally Posted by kaushik_s Nice travelogue Samurai, Nice photos but expected something slightly better from you but then you were on a family trip not a photo trip ;-) |
Well, I am no pro unlike my camera. Frankly I am still learning the new camera (E3), I still don't know all the functions and I am yet to tame it, by that I mean finetuning to my taste. Quote:
Originally Posted by Surprise For the first 2-3 hours we enjoyed like anything, but after that it started to be a boring affair even with bottles of KF's and toddy + fresh fish/meats and include swimming too. Many of them eagerly looked at the shore with love during the return journey |
I can believe it. Not everybody can enjoy nature with nothing to do. People who grew up around nature can easily do it, but less so with city dwellers who are used to the hustle bustle. I had mentioned this once in my Sikkim travelogue. Quote:
Originally Posted by Samurai Trekking in a deserted Himalayan forest is totally a different experience. Away from all distractions like people, work, TV, newspapers, Internet, SMS, etc., you have to learn to become one with nature to enjoy these long monotonous walks. Since both my wife and I spent considerable time in forests and farmhouses during our growing years, it wasn't hard to slip back and enjoy the solitude. |
I guess it is an aquired taste. Quote:
Originally Posted by diabloo I experienced the similar-sounding pain when I was running (jogging) without warming up. Hope you have found the reason for your pain. |
I woke up on Thursday with the pain. Quote:
Originally Posted by ramkya1 Looks like you had a blast on the boat and with your Camera. |
It was the first major outing with my new E3. |