लेकिन ये फोटो तो मुझे दे दो… बहुत हे खूबसूरत है… मुझे बहुत पसंद है…

प्लीज़ दे दो भाई… मैं कही भी उसे नही करूँगा… सिर्फ़ आपने डेस्कटॉप पे लगा लूँगा….

रवि

यह फोटो इसलिए नहीं सेव कर पा रहे हैं क्योंकि मैं नहीं चाहता कि कोई मेरी फोटुओं को सेव कर सके या कहीं और प्रयोग कर सके। वैसे भी ये सभी फोटो मेरी संपत्ति हैं और बिना मेरी अनुमति के इनका प्रयोग गैर कानूनी है।

lekin ye save kyon nahi hota…. mujhe ye chitra chahiye….

I’ve been here at Tungnath twice & its one place where I can go again & again. Though one thing here that I’ve still not done is go upto the summit which is Chandrashila Peak, a further 1000 feet climb via a walk on about 800 meters long trail which is steeper than the initial 4km trail which ends at Tungnath temple. Both times rains in the early morning ruined my plans of going to the summit to watch sun rising from behind Nanda Devi Peak while the Trishul & Chaukhamba Peaks glow in its golden glow! Perhaps weather will be kind next time I go there!

And I think I’ve read that there are some nice & high mountains in Wales & Scotland, give them a try. And maybe once you feel the magic then you would come out here to get the Himalayan magic!

I was just trying to think and realised I’ve never climbed (or hiked) up a mountain to the summit. I’m shocked at myself! I’ll need to pencil that in and try out the magic for myself.

Not sure about the mountains in Wales though, i think they are probably classed as hills in comparison to the Himalayas!