May 30, 2015
May 21, 2015
May 20, 2015
My Tryst with Western Ghats : The charming Charmadi
Charmadi Ghats connecting South Canara district to Chikmagalur is a stretch of winding hilly road between Ujire and Moodigere.
It takes around 45 minutes to cross this hilly terrain, the roads are narrow and the slopes are steep. But travel in this stretch of ghats is nothing short of a divine experience.
The majestic steep densely vegetated mountains are a fest to eye. The magnificent forms with gigantic proportions are a treat to watch.
There are quite a few tricky viewing spot along the Charamady where you can park your vehicle and steep yourself into uncommon beauty of the towering hills.
One can not imagine the efforts and hardships undergone in constructing a road in such a tricky terrain. That too in the days of under developed technology. However, the road as a single non green stretch, safe from animals of the jungle presents itself as a safe haven and a great strip of viewing locations.
Majesty of the mountains, the lust of the greenery and milky white clouds of mist that embrace the peaks in the mornings and sometimes in the evening are a feast to savor.
You are bound to leave Charmadi feeling enriched and oxygenated.
Avoid nights as neither you can watch any scenery and the sticky mist can really cause crisis to your driving visibility.
It takes around 45 minutes to cross this hilly terrain, the roads are narrow and the slopes are steep. But travel in this stretch of ghats is nothing short of a divine experience.
The majestic steep densely vegetated mountains are a fest to eye. The magnificent forms with gigantic proportions are a treat to watch.
There are quite a few tricky viewing spot along the Charamady where you can park your vehicle and steep yourself into uncommon beauty of the towering hills.
One can not imagine the efforts and hardships undergone in constructing a road in such a tricky terrain. That too in the days of under developed technology. However, the road as a single non green stretch, safe from animals of the jungle presents itself as a safe haven and a great strip of viewing locations.
Majesty of the mountains, the lust of the greenery and milky white clouds of mist that embrace the peaks in the mornings and sometimes in the evening are a feast to savor.
You are bound to leave Charmadi feeling enriched and oxygenated.
Avoid nights as neither you can watch any scenery and the sticky mist can really cause crisis to your driving visibility.
May 15, 2015
Soul lifting music of flute :Equadorean Andeadn artist Leo Rojas
Friends, in the mornings to have a dashing start to your day and whenever you are down to lift your soul, this flute is a awesome medicine.
May 14, 2015
French animated nursery rhymes (45 mins)
45 Minutes of Animated nursery rhymes to help you learn French.
May 13, 2015
French conversation practice resource : 30 Minutes song
A 30 minutes song with amazing music and subtitles. It will certainly help you start talking.
May 9, 2015
Ananau - Peruvian Song that stole my heart
ANANAU - ALBORADA PERU
During my tour
of Europe, walking on the streets of Brussels (Belgium) I was searching for a
"La magasin de la Photo appareil" means Camera shop.
From a distance a vibrant tune of music caught my ears. It was fascinating
music full of life's rhythm.
That music was so captivating that I just forgot about the camera shop and went
madly searching for the source of the music.
After a minutes’
walk I reached a grand square, where a burly, feather clad south American folk
singer was playing this song and he and his assistant were making music with
huge bamboo pipes.
Later I came to know that these musicians were from south American country of
"Peru" and the music was created by a group called
"Albodara" who were a native Peruvian group who have made
revolutionary innovations in Peruvian music, without losing its native Indian
and Andean essence.
The music hasn't ever ceased to play in my heart, especially the tune of the
flute.
That music was so captivating that I just forgot about the camera shop and went madly searching for the source of the music.
Later I came to know that these musicians were from south American country of "Peru" and the music was created by a group called "Albodara" who were a native Peruvian group who have made revolutionary innovations in Peruvian music, without losing its native Indian and Andean essence.
The music hasn't ever ceased to play in my heart, especially the tune of the flute.
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