Lazy Sunday Photo- A River at Spiti
posted by Mridula at 12:19 AM
Sunday, September 06, 2009
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18 Comments:
saw the enlarged version... nice... the hills around the river... why do they look barren? how was the weather there when it was taken?
Rocksea, Spiti and the Ladakh regions are cold desserts hence this bleak landscape. We were there in June and day time is quite OK. Since we would trek in fact day felt warm but nights are cold. On this trek we were lucky to have a bit of cloud cover so the days too were pleasant.
width is maintained constant throughout-looks like a road...
hi, do u travel alone or with a group to all the places you been to.
please share so that it could inspire me...to follow the same.
Thanks for that observation Shrinidhi.
BB, I travel with my family mostly husband, nephews and only occassionally alone. But Ladakh and Spiti can be one alone.
Wonderfull Picture Mridula.
Its my Dream to be there in spiti and Ladakh region.but I think I have to wait for few years Since my son is 3 year old only.
Whats your opinion about travelling with kids to Ladakh region.
Savage Garden, thanks for stopping by. I would say let the kid grow up a little more. Though I have seen kids in the region, I would say take him when he can remember something. Till then places that are closer and do not involve such high altitude would be a better bet.
Thanks for you advice Mridula.You are absolutely Right.
thanks for the details mridula. yes, the width and flow of the river is consistent like it was manually made!
simply beautiful...:)
Are most rivers in this region are muddy?
I remember Zanskar/Indus confluence at Nimmu. One was dirty (color-wise) and other dirtier :-)
Savage Garden, you are welcome.
Rocksea, trust Shrinidhi to notice such things!
Thanks Ramesh.
Sangfroid, I think we sat down next to one that at least for a while was clear :D
beautiful view ... it does look like a man made canal isnt it, if not a road?
Sandep but it is bona fide river in Spiti :D
on first look i thought it's road.....wonderful
Thank you Megha, no new posts at your end for quite some time?
Simply awesome...
Thank you Tarun.
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