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Nandi Hills 25th September 2011

On 25th September my cousin's family and my family went to Nandi Hills for trekking. I did not expect it to be so easy to climb. There were steps that you could climb on.

We started climbing at 8.00a.m. On the way every 15 to 20 minutes we took a break. There were tall trees almost all the way till the top so we got good shade while climbing. We took 1 hour and 40 minutes to climb up. We ate sandwiches, biscuits and chips along the way and at the top of the hill. There were monkeys on the top so we had to be careful while eating. We had got some rope, my uncle and father held both the ends of the rope and were acting like they were lashing the monkeys to scare them away.   After we finished we met another family at the top, who were also supposed to climb with us but were a bit late to start. We stopped and talked with them for a while in a restaraunt then all of us climbed down together. While we were on the way back, we found a tree where we threw our rope over a branch and made a swing! We also climbed a tree and it was easy to climb because we had a rope. After everyone tried the swing and the tree climbing we started going down. We took 1 hour and 10 minutes to get down the hill. The hill is about 400 metres high. I felt  going up is easier than going down!

THE END

Pictures and videos
At the beginning
A Nice View
Another View

An Odd Tree

A Ganesha



A monkey with its baby

A monkey on a car

Rope Swinging As I call it
All Of us On the tree


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  1. Aroona Bhat2 October 2011 at 01:44

    i love the last picture the best, while the monkey was on the car, the real monkey's climbed the tree :)
    Love
    chEEks

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  2. Anonymous10 October 2011 at 10:36

    Hehehe! Cheeks is very funny ;-) I liked the odd tree pic and now feeling a little bad that I was not there to enjoy the trek with you all :-(

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