The colorful festival of Holi often serves as a surreptitious training ground for inculcating neighborhood children into the art of guerrilla warfare. Dodging exploding baloons filled with colored water, dashing through sheets of water poured from overhead balconies and duelling with furtive multicolored figures lurking in the background with powerful water cannons, the struggle to capture precious ground rages from morning to noon with no quarter given. Emerging from these skirmishes, two kids rejoice in celebration of their possession of a key vantage point...
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March 22, 2008
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Hi Soumya,
Hope you are doing well, this is the first time I am going through your blogs and find all of them interesting, as I am also a Travel freak. One place I would like to suggest to add in the list would be CHOPTA - very small but a terrific beauty to visit in Uttranchal...one of the highest peaks...
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Posted by: Siddarth | March 25, 2008 at 03:58 PM