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Actual Ride Plan:
A Single day ride of about around 400kms covering Warangal-Ramappa Temple, Lakhnavaram Forest & Lake.
Riders:
1) Rakesh_Zmr (Black ZMR)
2) Lapiz_Lazulai (Black ZMR)
What really Happened:D-Day:Quest for The End of the Road!
We followed and guys direction and started riding the road is single lane and has lots of curves to it and again with lush grass lands on either side and occasional remote villages which are adding to the beauty of the landscape many times I wanted to stop for clicking but I convinced my selves that we have to reach the destination first and all the clicking can be done on the way back.
We kept riding through the narrow windy roads and kept asking every soul we came across occasionally in the vast landscape, to add to my concern every second guy is giving us a different kms we have to ride to reach there one guy said 7kms, another said 20kms a guy even said 50kms I am speculative at this point of time and we check the maps on our mobile to see if there is actually any river ahead or not, somewhat relieving is that this road is leading us to a river as per the map, I kept asking Sanjay if we should turn back and he kept convincing me even I doubted that we might have crossed the border into Orissa at some place as some of the people are finding it difficult to speak Telugu!!!
Few more kms and there we are really at the End of the Road!!!to be continued..
A Single day ride of about around 400kms covering Warangal-Ramappa Temple, Lakhnavaram Forest & Lake.
Riders:
1) Rakesh_Zmr (Black ZMR)
2) Lapiz_Lazulai (Black ZMR)
What really Happened:D-Day:Quest for The End of the Road!
We followed and guys direction and started riding the road is single lane and has lots of curves to it and again with lush grass lands on either side and occasional remote villages which are adding to the beauty of the landscape many times I wanted to stop for clicking but I convinced my selves that we have to reach the destination first and all the clicking can be done on the way back.
We kept riding through the narrow windy roads and kept asking every soul we came across occasionally in the vast landscape, to add to my concern every second guy is giving us a different kms we have to ride to reach there one guy said 7kms, another said 20kms a guy even said 50kms I am speculative at this point of time and we check the maps on our mobile to see if there is actually any river ahead or not, somewhat relieving is that this road is leading us to a river as per the map, I kept asking Sanjay if we should turn back and he kept convincing me even I doubted that we might have crossed the border into Orissa at some place as some of the people are finding it difficult to speak Telugu!!!
Few more kms and there we are really at the End of the Road!!!to be continued..
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