I, the Wanderer

 "The more I see the less I know, the more I like to let it go" - Hey Oh (Snow) Red Hot Chilli Peppers Its always good to have supporting elements with you which in fact differ from people to people. Mine is not being with people! Life is something that's not there, yet there and hence isn't supposed to be taken that seriously. If you take out the advertisements from the TV and your radio and those social media sites, you are probably taking out the tactics of fear that has been instilled in your head by advertisers.   Good part is I am at a very peaceful stage of life, and I think its always a choice to either fight out with situations or just get up and leave them behind. I was seeking out some better thing to work, which eventually put me in a little tensed phase with firstly getting no calls from anywhere suddenly when I was wanting it, secondly, falling sick with Chikungunya and feeling chained to bed and thirdly, of course mother's eyes were bulgin...

 I have personally felt that its not really that attractive without the sun when you are at the mountains during the monsoons, because the sunset, sunrise and the colours that they bring to the landscape is just mesmerizing. However, if you love the foreplay and the climax that the clouds bring to the whole scenario, I don't think there's a better time to see the mountains (minus the snow) except when it rains.  Here's a little glimpse of the recent road trip to Ranipokhari, Marchula and Manila, lesser known towns in Uttarakhand that Rajat, Raju Bhaiya and I toured in a Chevrolet Beat. That car is a serious fun to zip around the mountains and it definitely befits all photographs. Reason #1 : You call it heaven or you call it cotton spread all around you, but I bet you cant take your eyes off because the scenes change every DAMN second. Road to Manila Reason #2  :  Streams flow everywhere, cutting down small paths through the mountains and onto the roads...