Hi KP, I was missing you. Thank you for the beautiful photo. I am learning about shading the tea plantations and perhaps these trees are good candidates. I will be visiting some trees and caves late summer this year (Kings Canyon) which is home to some of the largest trees in the world. At the moment I an bed ridden and studying :) after an Snow boarding accident. I usually heal fast! Thanks again
I may have left many comments as Google kept on tripping, forgive me if so
Rain Drops, This is actually right opposite side of Hunnasgiriya of Knuckles, but climate and vegetation almost the same. Nothing like ‘spending the night in a tent in middle of no where’ :)
Betsy, I moved to my new house recently, which I was building for the last 1.5 years. So last few weeks I had to do lot of minor work before moving in and didn’t have time to do my normal trips. Anyway now all are back to normal :)
Hi Diordana, Snow board accident - When did that happen? Wish you a speedy recovery. Those trees must be redwoods right? Yes, shading the tea plantation is important and there are special types of trees like Gliricidia that fit to this purpose well
Rainfield, Yes, good to be back on my usual tracks :)
Betchai, I will surely do more posts from month of May onwards :)
Hi Amaris, Great to hear that you like this picture. Yes, the area is one of my favourite too. It never seizes to surprise you whenever you travel through this area. Sometimes this area get covered with mist in a flash like this. Thanks very much for your comments :)
It's beautiful k..
ReplyDeletei love this misty mood...and these giant trees...
free,free...:o)
thanks..:o)
I really like this picture of the trees and the trail leading through them. This is a beautiful, peaceful scene.
ReplyDeleteHi Clo,
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for your comments :)
Its like Hunnasgiriya. Oh man, i miss hiking! :( Miss spending the mights on a tent in middle of no where.. I miss the goosebumps undet the mist
ReplyDeleteHi There, George and I both have missed you. Glad you are back... I always enjoy hearing about your hikes to those gorgeous places. THANKS!!!
ReplyDeleteBetsy
Hi KP, I was missing you. Thank you for the beautiful photo. I am learning about shading the tea plantations and perhaps these trees are good candidates.
ReplyDeleteI will be visiting some trees and caves late summer this year (Kings Canyon) which is home to some of the largest trees in the world.
At the moment I an bed ridden and studying :) after an Snow boarding accident. I usually heal fast!
Thanks again
I may have left many comments as Google kept on tripping, forgive me if so
You are back for your hike again.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
glad to see you back and bringing us this inspiring picture from your hike, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGeorge,
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the photo. It is an area I have done lot of hiking.
Rain Drops,
ReplyDeleteThis is actually right opposite side of Hunnasgiriya of Knuckles, but climate and vegetation almost the same. Nothing like ‘spending the night in a tent in middle of no where’ :)
Betsy,
I moved to my new house recently, which I was building for the last 1.5 years. So last few weeks I had to do lot of minor work before moving in and didn’t have time to do my normal trips. Anyway now all are back to normal :)
Hi Diordana,
Snow board accident - When did that happen? Wish you a speedy recovery.
Those trees must be redwoods right? Yes, shading the tea plantation is important and there are special types of trees like Gliricidia that fit to this purpose well
Rainfield,
Yes, good to be back on my usual tracks :)
Betchai,
I will surely do more posts from month of May onwards :)
Thanks all for your wonderful comments!
Nice capture K! looks like it’s a great path for a hike! (with lesser hassle :)
ReplyDeleteAnjana,
ReplyDeleteYes, it is much easier than the hike we did in Lower Ohiya.
Hi KP I know now why Google tripped, a friend of mine was visiting messed up with my login.
ReplyDeleteDiordna comment was actually mine.
Magerata
I like this picture most because it has a cool & peaceful nature.
ReplyDeleteThey look majestic. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Kiri,Nice to see a new post after a long spell, It's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMagerata,
ReplyDeleteI should have figured it out. :)
Hope you are recovering fast.
Shifan,
Yes, Knuckles is always so peaceful.
Frieda,
Thanks very much.
Amila,
I'll do a better job from May :)
Thanks all for your comments.
Love the picture, K! :) I hope you're out and exploring these days! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely trail through the green woods.
ReplyDeleteChavie,
ReplyDeleteThanks, not yet but possibly next week. Right now i'm exploring the neighbourhood of my new house :)
Sankara,
Thanks, I think during your next visit to SL you should come here.
Tall trees are earth's desperate attempts to touch the god... nice capture of the attempts :)
ReplyDeleteSharodindu,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot!
nice shot. Looks really misty nad cold.
ReplyDeleteDev,
ReplyDeleteThanks mate!
This is the landscape of my dreams...
ReplyDeleteI had to set it as my desktop background. [Tiled - it's double the awesomeness!] :)
Magnificent capture!!
Hi Amaris,
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear that you like this picture. Yes, the area is one of my favourite too. It never seizes to surprise you whenever you travel through this area. Sometimes this area get covered with mist in a flash like this.
Thanks very much for your comments :)