Some very nice shots...And kudos to Brigitte and Mael...
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Thanks. Try to be more careful in my future endeavours.Originally posted by Jonak View Post
Thanks Prateek.Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
Thanks, I am sure Brigitte is reading this.Originally posted by mav1234 View PostNice Write up Kenda as always complimented with amazing pics...
Your effort (including your son as a pillion and Brigitte in Avenger) in doing this trip is highly appreciated..
It is indeed tough for a pillion. Very tough. But he is a great kid! And he thoroughly enjoyed it.Originally posted by Abhishek2433 View PostApologies for I could read this blog very late.... now that I've read it I admit of the pleasure I draw from your words & pics.
Ladakh rides are pouring this time but its first with a kid. He deserves appreciation for sitting as pillion throughout as I always think its more tough on a pillion than on rider. Kudos!!
I'm sure Ms.Brigitte must have had an experience on Avenger.... I love that bike. I'm really interested to know how did Avy200 perform?? What feedback does the rider has for it??
@Ken Da - All in all great log till now & I'm waiting for rest of the story to unfold.
I will soon be putting up Ms Brigitte's impressions regarding the change in bike!
Thanks Shiv. Another day or two.Originally posted by Shivanshu View Post
Thanks aman.Originally posted by aman_pulsating View PostLeave a comment:
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After bookmarking this thread few days back, finally got time to read the whole log and view all the pictures. You have taken few great shots in this trip, dada. I do not know if I even have the right to say this, but I feel that for few pictures the framing could have been even better (IMHO). Even in some pics you could have done better during PP. But that's just my opinion. Overall, really great pictures.
I did not want to make this page heavy. Just selected one of the several pictures that I liked. Dada, 1/2 inch in the bottom, the picture could have been even more beautiful (IMHO).Originally posted by ken cool View Post
+ 1.Originally posted by inder.cool View PostNo, its not like that..they never looked at us with suspicion(even to me as i having a tinted visor). Army/truck personnel are extremely friendly and even do help in case of need.
Last year when I went to Nathula pass in the tensed Indo-China border, I have seen that they always give you pass if it is safe and convenient for both the parties. Kudos to BRO and Indian Army for doing an excellent job in those remote areas. They are the real hero. Hats off to them.Leave a comment:
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@Ken Da : Just finished reading the entire log dada, and I have only this to say "SUPERB"
and for Mael, "HATS OFF"Leave a comment:
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Nice Write up Kenda as always complimented with amazing pics...
Your effort (including your son as a pillion and Brigitte in Avenger) in doing this trip is highly appreciated..
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Ok, to make life easier... the Leh - Manali route is thus:Originally posted by aargee View Post
Leh - Upshi - Rumpse - Tanglang La - Tsokar - Pang - Lachlung La - Nakee La - Gata Loops (21 of them) - Saarchu (possible night halt) - Baralach La - Zingzingbar - darcha - keylong - Tandi - Khoksar - Gramphoo (turn here for Spiti Valley and other adventures) - Marhi - Manali.
Also to remember that Leh to Tandi, 365 kms, not petrol station!
As has been discussed in the Vishwas thread, Khardung La is the lifeline to Nubra and further on to the strategic Siachen glacier.
And Chang La is the pass that leads to Pangong Lake from Leh (150kms).Leave a comment:
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Finally some rest & I hope you're taking the Manali route & that will be Khardung La, Chang La, Pangong Tso & Manali. Pls correct me if I'm wrong.Leave a comment:
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+1...............!Originally posted by Aryan View PostMore than anything else, I love the bright, vividly colored photographs!
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Great Ken Da keep them coming...and yes there is no doubt that Mael is a brave boy, I made that out during the offroad sessions already.... waiting for Day 7 now DadaLeave a comment:
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More than anything else, I love the bright, vividly colored photographs!
Now, I would read this latest day's log.
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Apologies for I could read this blog very late.... now that I've read it I admit of the pleasure I draw from your words & pics.
Ladakh rides are pouring this time but its first with a kid. He deserves appreciation for sitting as pillion throughout as I always think its more tough on a pillion than on rider. Kudos!!
I'm sure Ms.Brigitte must have had an experience on Avenger.... I love that bike. I'm really interested to know how did Avy200 perform?? What feedback does the rider has for it??
@Ken Da - All in all great log till now & I'm waiting for rest of the story to unfold.Leave a comment:
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