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Weekend with travel bloggers

December 5th, 2007  |  Published in Adventure, Blogs, India, Living, Personal, Travel  |  12 Comments

On top of the world!
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.

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  1. Mridula says:

    December 5th, 2007 at 10:37 am (#)

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

  2. Anita says:

    December 5th, 2007 at 11:20 am (#)

    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!

  3. Invisible China says:

    December 5th, 2007 at 12:41 pm (#)

    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 !!

  4. Sathish says:

    December 5th, 2007 at 9:20 pm (#)

    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…

  5. Akshay says:

    December 5th, 2007 at 9:30 pm (#)

    I wanted to come but I was out trav­el­ing as usual :)

  6. Aqua says:

    December 6th, 2007 at 5:49 pm (#)

    You have be tagged! Come on over!

  7. Az Azura says:

    December 9th, 2007 at 10:18 pm (#)

    Oh, how I wish I was there! looks like every­one is hav­ing a good time .The pic­ture is colour­ful and clear .
    xx
    Azura

  8. sirensongs says:

    December 12th, 2007 at 5:59 pm (#)

    Thanks for the link, Anita!

  9. Twilight Fairy says:

    December 15th, 2007 at 10:12 pm (#)

    that’s kewl!! BTW you mean Anil P, and not Arun, dont u? :)

  10. The Coorg Travel Experiences | Club Mahindra Blog says:

    October 16th, 2008 at 6:50 pm (#)

    […] Recently, Club Mahin­dra played host to a team of blog­gers who are pas­sion­ate about trav­el­ing. 10 blog­gers were cho­sen from var­i­ous cities and they were invited to enjoy the hos­pi­tal­ity at the resort at Coorg in Karnataka.The com­bi­na­tion of travel inquis­i­tive­ness and the abil­ity to artic­u­late well is an awe­some one. Here is a com­pi­la­tion of blogs writ­ten by blog­gers about their experiences.Mridula : A uni­ver­sity teacher with a pen­chant for trekking and table ten­nis. Trust us, she is good at both. Amongst oth­ers, she talks about her expe­ri­ences at the Dubare Ele­phant Camp.Sudhir Syal : The motor­mouth and clearly the guy who got away pulling everyone’s legs. The fun guy. A fun trav­el­ogue to read.Anil: What kind of a guy quits soft­ware to join adver­tis­ing? Answer: The inter­est­ing and cre­ative type of guy. And his trav­el­ogue reflects just that.Arun Nair : The key guy from Club Mahin­dra is a new found blog enthu­si­ast. Inspired enough to start his new blog and he starts off with a bang on his Coorg travel tales.Srinidhi : The most vocif­er­ous critic of Club Mahin­dra gets a chance to expe­ri­ence the resort for him­self. Quite inter­est­ing to read his take.Anita Bora: The chronic trav­eller is yet to put her trav­el­ogue up. Just a small teaser up. Should be worth the wait, much like the Kamat hotel that she recommended.Dev Amritesh : My friend from col­lege who now heads mar­ket­ing at Domi­nos Pizza. Has the most ‘I care a damn’ atti­tude in express­ing his hon­est views. Nice read. […]

  11. The Coorg Travel Experiences | Club Mahindra says:

    December 17th, 2008 at 6:57 pm (#)

    […] Recently, Club Mahin­dra played host to a team of blog­gers who are pas­sion­ate about trav­el­ing. 10 blog­gers were cho­sen from var­i­ous cities and they were invited to enjoy the hos­pi­tal­ity at the resort at Coorg in Karnataka.The com­bi­na­tion of travel inquis­i­tive­ness and the abil­ity to artic­u­late well is an awe­some one. Here is a com­pi­la­tion of blogs writ­ten by blog­gers about their experiences.Mridula : A uni­ver­sity teacher with a pen­chant for trekking and table ten­nis. Trust us, she is good at both. Amongst oth­ers, she talks about her expe­ri­ences at the Dubare Ele­phant Camp.Sudhir Syal : The motor­mouth and clearly the guy who got away pulling everyone’s legs. The fun guy. A fun trav­el­ogue to read.Anil: What kind of a guy quits soft­ware to join adver­tis­ing? Answer: The inter­est­ing and cre­ative type of guy. And his trav­el­ogue reflects just that.Arun Nair : The key guy from Club Mahin­dra is a new found blog enthu­si­ast. Inspired enough to start his new blog and he starts off with a bang on his Coorg travel tales.Srinidhi : The most vocif­er­ous critic of Club Mahin­dra gets a chance to expe­ri­ence the resort for him­self. Quite inter­est­ing to read his take.Anita Bora: The chronic trav­eller is yet to put her trav­el­ogue up. Just a small teaser up. Should be worth the wait, much like the Kamat hotel that she recommended.Dev Amritesh : My friend from col­lege who now heads mar­ket­ing at Domi­nos Pizza. Has the most ‘I care a damn’ atti­tude in express­ing his hon­est views. Nice read. « Tran­script of the Inter­view with Mr. Ramesh Ramanathan Video Clips » […]

  12. The Coorg Travel Experiences | Clubmahindra Blog says:

    January 6th, 2009 at 4:43 pm (#)

    […] Recently, Club Mahin­dra played host to a team of blog­gers who are pas­sion­ate about trav­el­ing. 10 blog­gers were cho­sen from var­i­ous cities and they were invited to enjoy the hos­pi­tal­ity at the resort at Coorg in Karnataka.The com­bi­na­tion of travel inquis­i­tive­ness and the abil­ity to artic­u­late well is an awe­some one. Here is a com­pi­la­tion of blogs writ­ten by blog­gers about their experiences.Mridula : A uni­ver­sity teacher with a pen­chant for trekking and table ten­nis. Trust us, she is good at both. Amongst oth­ers, she talks about her expe­ri­ences at the Dubare Ele­phant Camp.Sudhir Syal : The motor­mouth and clearly the guy who got away pulling everyone’s legs. The fun guy. A fun trav­el­ogue to read.Anil: What kind of a guy quits soft­ware to join adver­tis­ing? Answer: The inter­est­ing and cre­ative type of guy. And his trav­el­ogue reflects just that.Arun Nair : The key guy from Club Mahin­dra is a new found blog enthu­si­ast. Inspired enough to start his new blog and he starts off with a bang on his Coorg travel tales.Srinidhi : The most vocif­er­ous critic of Club Mahin­dra gets a chance to expe­ri­ence the resort for him­self. Quite inter­est­ing to read his take.Anita Bora: The chronic trav­eller is yet to put her trav­el­ogue up. Just a small teaser up. Should be worth the wait, much like the Kamat hotel that she recommended.Dev Amritesh : My friend from col­lege who now heads mar­ket­ing at Domi­nos Pizza. Has the most ‘I care a damn’ atti­tude in express­ing his hon­est views. Nice read. « Tran­script of the Inter­view with Mr. Ramesh Ramanathan About Clay » func­tion validate(myForm) { if(myForm.author.value == “” ) { alert(“ Please Enter Your Name…!”) myForm.author.focus() return (false) } if (!(/^w+([.-]?w+)*@w+([.-]?w+)*(.w{2,3})+$/.test(myForm.email.value))) { alert(“E-mail Address Invalid! Please Enter.”) myForm.email.value = “”; myForm.email.focus() return (false) } if(myForm.comment.value == “” ) { alert(“ Enter Your Comm­nets…!”) myForm.comment.focus() return (false) } } func­tion validate1(myForm) { if(myForm.comment.value == “” ) { alert(“ Enter Your Comm­nets…!”) myForm.comment.focus() return (false) } } […]

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