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“I want to break free! I’ve got to break free! Queens’s rock anthem rolled out of the stereo, prompting the need to ride, to hit the highway again to visit our all time favorite haunts- Goa- once more….
So, on the 1st of May on a balmy summer morning, saddle bags and haversack loaded we take off on our three week sojourn to the sun, sand and beaches of enchanting Goa.
With so many visits and loads of pictures, writing another log on Goa has become quite a task! But this lovely little place has so much to offer in so many beautiful ways that I’ll try to make the pictures tell most of the story
The onward route:
Bangalore/Tumkur/Hiriyur/Chitrdurga/Davanagere/Hubli/Yellapur/Ankola/Karwar/Canacona/Margao/Majorda- 665 KM
We’re out of the city early. It helps to beat the rush hour traffic and make the best of the morning cool hours. Soon we are on to the by now too familiar NH4. It can get quite boring; this seemingly endless stretch of tarmac, but it’s the quickest route to get to Goa
We stop for breakfast at Chitragurga (a 200 Km ride) and later hit the highway again and by around noon we are onto the Hubli bypass and onto Yellapur road. It’s a nice stretch this road, sparse traffic and smooth. Though initially quite dry, it got greener by and by.
Coming Up: Reaching Goa & Images of Lovely Goa!
Cheers Guys,
Ride Safe
So, on the 1st of May on a balmy summer morning, saddle bags and haversack loaded we take off on our three week sojourn to the sun, sand and beaches of enchanting Goa.
With so many visits and loads of pictures, writing another log on Goa has become quite a task! But this lovely little place has so much to offer in so many beautiful ways that I’ll try to make the pictures tell most of the story
The onward route:
Bangalore/Tumkur/Hiriyur/Chitrdurga/Davanagere/Hubli/Yellapur/Ankola/Karwar/Canacona/Margao/Majorda- 665 KM
We’re out of the city early. It helps to beat the rush hour traffic and make the best of the morning cool hours. Soon we are on to the by now too familiar NH4. It can get quite boring; this seemingly endless stretch of tarmac, but it’s the quickest route to get to Goa
We stop for breakfast at Chitragurga (a 200 Km ride) and later hit the highway again and by around noon we are onto the Hubli bypass and onto Yellapur road. It’s a nice stretch this road, sparse traffic and smooth. Though initially quite dry, it got greener by and by.
Coming Up: Reaching Goa & Images of Lovely Goa!
Cheers Guys,
Ride Safe
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