[MX6]

Originally Posted by rocky080

The moment i saw these guys i got an infiriority complex everyone of them had real heavy duty photographic equipment.

Oh oh. Why the complex? On that photograph, do you also see the foreigner bloke? Look at his gear. That's all it takes to enjoy the jungle. For more clarity have a look at Airguitar's signature saar!

And a jungle is a place to be experienced. Not searching for wild animals! Have more trips and then you will start spotting loads of flora and fauna!

I'm sure Advita would have enjoyed the most with those sightings.

[rocky080]

Originally Posted by MX6

Oh oh. Why the complex? On that photograph, do you also see the foreigner bloke? Look at his gear. That's all it takes to enjoy the jungle. For more clarity have a look at Airguitar's signature saar!
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@MX6 the complex was only with regards to their DSLR lenses which i want to buy one day.The foreign bloke was only the spotter with the binocular, his friend not seen in the pic had a bazooka fixed to his cam. I enjoy wildlife however i find it. I think i have visited the forests around mysore atleast 5 times in the past 3months or so.

Anyways continuing the story came back had our breakfast. The first time raj forgot his toolkit that's the time the car had a problem. We decided on fixing a squeling noise that was coming from the rear left wheel of raj's car which we had diagnosed the day before by borrowing some tools from the safari jeep guys. We got the necessary tools and opened up the weel and the rear disc calipers. The problem was that there is a metal pin in the elantra's brake pads that had got bent and was scraping the rotor. we bent the pin back i the opposite direction and fixed everthing back up and went for a test drive leaving the family back at the resort. once we reached back we freshened up and packed our stuff and left for bangalore. Enroute we decided why not visit Mysore zoo on the way as we had a lot of time left. this is where we found everything we wanted to see though inside cages but still a sight to behold. I don't remember the names of all animals and birds so anyone who does please help out.

[raj.barcode]

HI, nice snaps there again; didnt you take those lion and lioness pics they were running around a lot

[suhaas307]

Very well worded Travelogue, Rocky complimented by excellent photography! Fantastic stuff! That bus-train looks very interesting and the drive up to Chamundi Hills would have been breathtaking and very scenic! Any pictures of the Hills? A lovely way to spend your Diwali!

Keep 'em coming my good man!

[rocky080]

Let the pics do the talking.