Classic coorg

This time I thought I will write some ‘Haiku ‘ on how I felt from beginning till the end of my trip to coorg Dec 2009

While we reached coorg

Green Green
Colored trees leaves sway
Joyful my way

early Morning at coorg

Morning breeze
Pleasant freeze
Reflecting

The same day we visited ‘Navodaya ‘which in English means new beginning. Truly a new beginning for gautham who studied here.




New beginning
Hearty welcome
Nostalgic

After we visited Navodaya we relaxed near a river flowing just beside Navodaya


Flowing river
Lonesome tree still
thrill

Later we went in search of mojho rainforest estate and landed in some other place which was just awesome .Of course a bumpy ride … later we got to know that from this place it was just an hour drive to kukke subramanya .What a miss …




Cascading brook
Green Valley Bridge
Lunch break


Club Mahindra resorts is the place where we stayed.


Club Mahindra
Aesthetic rooms, food and fun
Cozy stay

An hour from our resort on somarpet road there is a place called kanoor bridge. It’s a Great camping area. Here we spent a whole day beside a brook playing in


Stony stream
Clustering butterflies colorful
Ecstatic




The next day followed with a visit to Madanpetti .A two hour drive from our resort .We only saw mountains every where . The air was fresh with the smell of coffee and other spices .We got to see a panoramic view of pushpagiri mountain ranges . It was a treat for our eyes





Mountains Blue Mountains
Raptors fly watchful eye
Blissful

The whole trip will stay in our memories fresh .


Mystic beauty
Dusty roads rustic plains
Sweet memories

Comments

Gautham said…
Yes, Coorg was awesome! I'm used to Hikes & from now on will get used to your simple "Haiku's"! It's simple and yet effective.
January 3, 2010 at 8:01 AM
Nandashree said…
thanx chinnu ...there is one 'u'difference b/w hike and hiku ...one 'e'difference b/w nenu and nanu and these differences make each of us unique and special .
January 5, 2010 at 9:12 PM
minnki said…
by the way...what is 'haiku'?
January 22, 2010 at 3:48 AM
Nandashree said…
@mini
Atlast mission accomplished .Think , research and explore .
January 22, 2010 at 4:59 AM
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