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Weekend with travel bloggers

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The gang pos­ing atop Brah­ma­giri hill

Spent last week­end in cool Coorg with a bunch of travel and blog enthu­si­asts — some who I was already famil­iar with and a bunch of new faces.

It was great to meet the folks whose blogs I had been fol­low­ing for a while now — Arun and Mridula amongst oth­ers. The group was an eclec­tic one from the quiet to the very talk­a­tive, to the seri­ous to the fun lov­ing, but some­where we found a fine and fun balance!

The travel report and pic­tures will fol­low later.

Discussion

12 Responses to “Weekend with travel bloggers”

  1. Anita, it was a fun trip indeed. How was your jour­ney back? Did they really sing in the cab as they threatened?

    Posted by Mridula | December 5, 2007, 10:37 am
  2. yes, it sure was :) it was good fun as amogh and dev chat­ted till about 130 am so we didn’t feel any of the pot­holes on the road. after that, dev fell asleep hap­pily after threat­en­ing amogh not to fall asleep as he was next to the dri­ver! so i don’t think amogh got any sleep at all. we got to ban­ga­lore around 5 am in the morn­ing finally. btw, the kushal­na­gar snaps look amazing!

    Posted by Anita | December 5, 2007, 11:20 am
  3. Hmmm as ever, I envy and appre­ci­ate u for trav­el­ling so much of places in 2007 as u wished !! Luv to see the snaps and future trips as well — Enjoy maadi !!

    Posted by Invisible China | December 5, 2007, 12:41 pm
  4. I was sup­posed to be there but cldnt make it due to pro­longed cold & fever few days back…
    Kribs called me on the morn­ing also but I was still unfit to get into the travel.. That too coorg is a cold place…
    Looks like you guys had major fun out there…

    Posted by Sathish | December 5, 2007, 9:20 pm
  5. I wanted to come but I was out trav­el­ing as usual :)

    Posted by Akshay | December 5, 2007, 9:30 pm
  6. You have be tagged! Come on over!

    Posted by Aqua | December 6, 2007, 5:49 pm
  7. Oh, how I wish I was there! looks like every­one is hav­ing a good time .The pic­ture is colour­ful and clear .
    xx
    Azura

    Posted by Az Azura | December 9, 2007, 10:18 pm
  8. Thanks for the link, Anita!

    Posted by sirensongs | December 12, 2007, 5:59 pm
  9. that’s kewl!! BTW you mean Anil P, and not Arun, dont u? :)

    Posted by Twilight Fairy | December 15, 2007, 10:12 pm

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