Originally Posted by kphilip
(Post 2019876)
Awesome pictures Big zero. This indeed made me proud that i'm a mallu.ur narration can easily make some of the mallus abroad nostalgic.. |
Originally Posted by vrprabhu
(Post 2019815)
KP to Mohanlal - "Aa cheriya screwdriver edutho" (Give me the small screwdriver!). KP requires the smallest of the small screwdriver to repair the road roller....:uncontrol Mohanlal to KP - "Mazhakkalam mumbu cheri avoo" (Will it be ready before the rains?). Need I say anything more? |
Originally Posted by vrprabhu
(Post 2019815)
How did I miss this thread? :Frustrati Fantastic pictures and an off-beat route. |
Originally Posted by ampere Great snaps of the school! Nothing like, going back to have a view to the place where it all started. |
Originally Posted by ampere I studied in a chain of govt schools. After about a gap of about 7-8 years I went back to one of them. The admin guys were starring at me. But then there came the school principal, who in my times was the maths teacher. He swept me off my feat, showed me the whole school, and all the guys were aghast as to who was I, being a given a VIP treatment! We had tea and then since he had class and other meetings, I had to leave. But nothing like that feeling! |
Originally Posted by sami316 You have narrated this TL in such a good manner that I got so nostalgic after watching your School photos even though I have never been to Nilambur. The school reminded me of my school days in a small town in Rajasthan called Nasirabad. What a contrast, but the emotions remain the same. Thanks for sharing the awesome pics and narration, which made me feel that I was travelling with you. |
Originally Posted by vrprabhu
(Post 2019815)
PS - the road roller reminded me of a Mohanlal's movie. (I think Priyadarshan has remade it in Hindi). The machine is broken down and Mohanlal has to repair it. He calls the mechanic - Kudiravattom Pappu. KP gets going on the repair, and Mohanlal is anxious to get it done fast. Two lines from this scene always brings a smile to our faces - KP to Mohanlal - "Aa cheriya screwdriver edutho" (Give me the small screwdriver!). KP requires the smallest of the small screwdriver to repair the road roller....:uncontrol Mohanlal to KP - "Mazhakkalam mumbu cheri avoo" (Will it be ready before the rains?). Need I say anything more? |
Originally Posted by jeeva
(Post 2019873)
@ Bigzero, I actually got to see those three elephants at the Nadugani ghats. We were going to Guruvayur and somewhere towards the end of the ghats, stopped for a pee-break. Thats when my father spotted the three just below the pavement we where standing on. Downhill, we updated the cops about the spotting. Thats when they told us about the killing last week. |
Originally Posted by kphilip
(Post 2019876)
Awesome pictures Big zero. This indeed made me proud that i'm a mallu.ur narration can easily make some of the mallus abroad nostalgic.. |
Originally Posted by SPIKE ARRESTOR
(Post 2019920)
LOL!:uncontrol, which movie was this, can't remember its name. |
Originally Posted by SPIKE ARRESTOR
(Post 2019920)
@Bigzero, you are actually a Bighero, very good write up and pics:thumbs up. I just loved the winding roads shown in the pics. |
Originally Posted by ampere
(Post 2019934)
Any one who wants to go to Guruvayur/Trichur from Bangalore, should try this route. After Gudalur, the drive is so thrilling, that you dont just want to stop! |
Originally Posted by jeevmenon
(Post 2021492)
Kodhee pidipikkale mone BigZero. Actually, I am planning to put my car in Kozhikkode and travel by bus into Kannur thru Irrity, then pick the car, attend a wedding in Idukki and then meet a friend at Kollam for an athyavashyam kariyam and then get out of Parasala before driving my car back to Chennai. And the whole thing was "just bringing my car back to Chennai" :) |
Originally Posted by mobike008
(Post 2021837)
One of the most amazing picture blog seen in a long time. These pictures just go ahead and re-emphasize the beauty of Kerala. Your very lucky to be driving through the interiors of Kerala in the monsoon to enjoy its true beauty. Thanks for sharing these pictures. |
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