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Nice pics dude.Congratulations on the termination of your bachelorhood. Ur pic showing the scorpion tied to the bricks will attract a lot of attention/criticism from wild life conservationists friends.Any ways short and sweet log

@Phanikar: Thanks. More to come!

Nice pics Dhairya.. and congo to both of you for the engagement. I am also in the same cateogary...

BTW The picturesque surrounding is superb..

The PETA people may take action for the scorpion pic..

Nice to see you guys celebrating in our way!!
Congratulations on getting engaged. & best wishes for your marriage & married life.
Nice scenic location there.

You've found companions

Is Scorpion an animal?

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Wish you A happy Married Life!

Thanks. As for the scorpion. Even I found it funny. However the guy who had imprisoned it said that the scorpion was found in his house. Now would you not imprison a human intruder (get him arrested)? Just showing a perspective.

Thanks. Scopion is an animal classified in anthropod

Thanks mate.

A little more to come.

Found some flowers on the ground:


I then used the 'Force' to make of of them fly - see there is no wind!



Had there been wind -these flowers would move!



We saw some good reflection on the lake



I climbed up in the park in the complex and and saw some Aravalli's.



Clicking bikes is a must from up there

With nothing much left to do, we started back. While riding ont eh country roads, I saw Varun's head was tuned towards a small hill as his unicorn was riding on the country roads at steady slow speeds. I am a mind reader. I can read minds even through Vega helmets and I did read his mind! :grin: I read that he wanted to climb that hill. In fact, even I always wanted to go up of these random hills. They always fascinated me when I used to ride or drive on Delhi Jaipur highway. This time since had time in hand - only 60/70 kms away from home and still a whole day ahead of us, we though lets do it. So we parked our bikes. I risked putting the jacket on the bike itself and tied it to it. It was getting hot and humid and had no intentions of wearing it for the climb. We started this pic was taken from half the way up.



As we went up, the path was getting tougher to find with lots of slippery vegetation and bare stone walls. We were determined to the climb all the way up. Varun kept checking his GPS for altitude. He was disappointed that we had gone up only 20 meters. But we still had some to go

Bikers turned climbers:




This is when we realised we could not go up further from here.





So we went down another 10 meters and took a different path.




We finally reached the summit.









Then it was getting really hot and we started coming down. We could not find a single path which led all the way down. We had to look for a new path with every step.





It was DANGEROUS!!!







We were able to reach safely to out bikes and the return journey was quiet normal and event free. We then parted ways at the Dhaula Kuan/ Vasant Vihar bifurcation on the expressway flyover.

Total distance covers was about 145 kms for me.

Congratulations!

Next time, do it with your wives!