Not too bad either. Nature sure has a way of creating beauty.
"So how's the shape? Do you think I should trim a little?"
Across the lake at the mountain top is the hotel complex we pass on the way to Buddha Park. (See earlier blogs.)
The flora are gorgeous.
Lords Shiva and Buddha take it easy at the Rock Garden.
After elevation of over 2,000 feet, we arrive at one of our favorite places. It's where we stop for breakfast and meet our young (very) friends. Even to enter the premises one has to climb steeply. The first hut is where 'non-family' members have to put down a deposit. (Refer to an earlier story.) Roshni senior (20), Roshni junior (19) and Denys work at the restaurant, a truly lovely trio of friends. Lately, when Roshni senior is on duty, soon after we enter, the music changes from what was playing to classical instrumental music that is truly beautiful. Thank you, Roshni.
At the top, you can see the 'hand that feeds' us.
Upon continuing further on, heading down to close a loop, we turn around and view the restaurant...the arm and hand are prominent.
Look, Buddy, we've been standing on two legs all our lives.
Frankly, we'd suggest you select a much softer tissue paper to complete your ablutions. Just saying...
At the blue house ahead, we'll leave the road and walk back into the forest. In front of us is Sarangkot Tower, a destination reached the previous week. This will be an easier hike.
Another perspective from deep in the jungle.
Jen continues down after I took us on the wrong route when we came to a fork in the path. Win some, lose some.
A frequent, beautiful sight. The blue building on the lower mountain is on our route in one of the approaches to Sarangkot.
Cheers,
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