At the entrance of an ancient Hoysala temple , Adagur near Hassan. No one has probably entered the temple portals for days while it stood in the wilderness , but work must go on. The coconuts were on their way to the Hassan market. 
Im going to be travelling tomorrow for an event.You could look me up at Cerebrate.I will see you all next week.
They must hard working,
it is not always fun 🙁
Wake, work, home, eat sleep
This cycle keeps on and on
As the time it takes is so long
Wake, work, home, eat sleep LOL
Have a nice traveling,
take care….ENJOY your trip :))
So many coconuts! That is a rare site in the north!
🙂 looking forward to the celebration posts 🙂
have a great time, Lakshmi. We will be looking forward to reading about it soon… but i guess it will be mostly work for you too!!!!
Good One…
Love the picture, the story and the way everything is presented…great job, thanks for sharing…look forward to reading your stories
A welcome break from the usual cubicle workplace, hnh. Reminds me of the Workers Photography Project by Sebastião Salgado. The project spanned 26 countries and 3 years. Google for it to know more.
Cheers!
I miss coconut. Coconut in rice, in daal, in vegetables, in dessert and if nothing, prasad from temple…!
This is a hard work. Thanks for sharing. Have a good time to your trip.
Enjoy the brainstorming and bonding.:)
These pictures are indeed beautiful and the people so pure and lovable!
Have a wonderful celebration buddy 🙂
hum… life has to go on.
The third photograph is eyecatching.
coconut coconut everywhere!
nice photos.
Have a nice trip…
Very nice photos and blog! Congrats!
Brilliant images, Lakshmi!
You have a lovely blog here. I’ll be back!!
Nice pics yaa Laxmi…
All those coconuts made me drool! I just love them.
Enjoy your travel, look forward to reading about it.
Nice enjoy Kumbalgarh – hope to see some pics!
So many coconuts and all of them must be husked, these folk are working hard.
nice…
Travels in munnar, Travels in kodaikanal
Hi Lakshmi! Agree with Kalyan: looks like Sebastião Salgado, which is a huge compliment… 😉
India 2008 has come to an end at Blogtrotter, but there is lots to see there, still in the BRIC countries… ;). Enjoy and have a great Sunday and a great travel!
Beautiful Pictures !!
Lovely post! Nice title. 🙂
HI, Nice to see that you visited Adagur. I do belong to this village. The temple was being restored twice in the past 30 years but the work remains incomplete due to lack of interest from the Government. The local people are keenly looking out for help to restore the same with the initiative taken by the rural bank manager.
It was very interesting for me to read this article. Thank you for it. I like such topics and everything connected to them. I definitely want to read more on that blog soon.
Kate Smith