I still feel like I am on the road, travelling, exploring ..The Hoysala trail did make me feel a bit of an explorer myself..The thrill of discovering something new…I need to read more about the places that I have been before posting on the Hoysala trail. I also need to complete my posts on my Mangalore-Sringeri trip and my Coorg trips before starting on the Hoysala trail..A few writing assignments are pending as well..
Why am I on a rant ? The roads still beckon me..maybe Im having withdrawal symptoms 🙂
i ALWAYS have withdrawal symptoms from the roads 🙂
Good Lord! How do you manage so much of travelling???
I enjoy outings, but I don’t know if I could sustain such continuous trips!!
Kudos.
u will become a good explorer
dear L: i think you are on to something… maybe “on the road” could be a state of mind?
hahah
wanderlust – I just came back from a trip too….
I can totally feel the withdrawal symptoms – thats why I take a trip every three-four months…maybe a capri triat I guess….
There are still more roads to travel and many more paths to tread 🙂
reminds me of “Miles to go before I sleep”
Good shot actually. Take your own time to get over those symptoms.;)
Ahh such trips are always excited me
Hi, thanks for stopping by my blog! 🙂
I miss traveling very much…a bit hard with jobs and children, but ‘seasons’ are what they are. We do our best to get away as we can. I’ll just have to enjoy your blog, and a few others to at least ‘visually’ travel for now! 😉 Love the photos!
Hi Lakshmi! It seems you’re joining the group of the «delayed travel posts bloggers»! ;))
Look forward to seeing your pics!
Meanwhile, thanks for your comment on Blogtrotter, where I’m now in Casablanca, however missing Ilsa Lund… ;(
And only eighteen months delayed… ;))
Hope you have a great weekend!
Gil
Lovely shot, great trek. Yes, the “road” always beckons me, too!!
wow you never rest! I am jealous of all your travelling haha. I hope you get to journey again soon?
Please tell me, what does lakshmi mean? thanks!
dharmabum – yes, and i decided to cure it by taking off again yesterday
rusty – travelling for the right reason – I can sustain 🙂
punk master -thanks..you never know..
mark – I think so..its a state of mind , you are right
ceedy – true..there was a time when i wanted to go on a trip every quarter..now I feel every weekend 🙂
Sameera – Thats all I look forward to now..
Indrani – true, but Frost decided to give up the woods , I dont feel that way
Vineet – Welcome to backpakker..Yes, I do enjoy these kinda trips
his girl friday – I understand , but one needs to get away to refresh oneself..am glad that you enjoyed the visual journey
Gill – Better late than never ..i shall be trying to complete my backlogs this week
David – thanks for the comment..the roads have always been tempting..
Ken – lol..I just went for a day trip yesterday..lakshmi according to Hindu mythology, its the name of the Goddess of prosperity.
lakshmi
the road will forever beckon you..
but thats a good thing!
Great….More you travel, more places is shared…Waiting to read more.
The picture matches not just your post title but more so with your current thoughts. 🙂
Looking forward to your account of Hoysala. Read them way back in history and yes their temple architecture has the mention. So will be looking forward to see your post. Till then take care of yourself….!!
Bon Voyage…’s…..:))
20 villages in 3 days !!…WOW…
I once visited coorg…tasted coffee beans raw n fresh for the first time there… never knew coffee could be so good :D..
waiting to read more on ur voyage;s 😀
Matt – I guess its a good thing as Im enjoying it
Ajeya – Im late on my posts ..I hope you will enjoy them 🙂
Celine – Its a state of mind, I guess..
BTR -Thanks ..good to see you after a while. The Hoysala posts will take a while
Vishnupriya Janardhan – So, you got a taste of the coffee country..Karnataka that way is truly blessed with plantations..thanks for dropping by
lakshmi