Well, almost 5 fantastic months later, we’ve made it to our last day in India. We ended up going on a bit of a roadtrip with a friend from yoga, Viola from Vancouver, and her friend Prashanth from Mysore/Bangalore. All of us feeling like we needed a break from the city, we hopped in a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Karnataka’
Last Day in India
Posted in Cycling, tagged India, Karnataka, relaxing, SE Asia, sightseeing, Travel on Apr 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Kelly and Tanya vs. India Post
Posted in Cycling, tagged Cycling, India, Karnataka, Mysore, Travel on Apr 09, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I thought I’d post about our experiences and time spent on the simple task of mailing home some from stuff from India: Day 1 – Because of our new plans for the remainder of our trip, we decide it wouldn’t be feasable to continue to hall our bikes around with us and thought “hey – [...]
The Dog Days of Mysore
Posted in Cycling, tagged India, Karnataka, Mysore, Travel, Yoga on Apr 03, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Like everything we’ve done on this trip, we didn’t really know what we were getting ourselves into when signing up for a month of yoga in Mysore. But, also like every other unknown thing on this trip, it has turned out great! Based on the recommendation of a previous yoga student, we decided to do [...]
Divine Nectar
Posted in Cycling, tagged Biodynamic Farming, India, Karnataka, Lessons, Mysore, Travel, volunteer on Mar 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Over the last weekend, Tanya and I went to a small village on the boarder of Kerala in the Western Ghats (near Coorg). There is a small village there that is starting to produce a biodynamic farm producing aromatic crops for essential oils. The activities ranged from getting to the village to making compost. This [...]
Biodynamic Compost
Posted in Cycling, tagged Biodynamic Farming, India, Karnataka, Lessons, Travel, volunteer on Mar 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Over the last weekend, Tanya and I went to a small village on the boarder of Kerala in the Western Ghats (near Coorg). There is a small village there that is starting to produce a biodynamic farm producing aromatic crops for essential oils. The activities ranged from getting to the village to making compost. Here [...]
Biodynamic Times
Posted in Cycling, tagged Biodynamic Farming, forest, India, Karnataka, Lessons, Mysore, volunteer on Mar 23, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Over the last weekend, Tanya and I went to a small village on the boarder of Kerala in the Western Ghats (near Coorg). There is a small village there that is starting to produce a biodynamic farm producing aromatic crops for essential oils. The activities ranged from getting to the village to making compost. Here [...]
Berries
Posted in Cycling, tagged best, Food, India, Karnataka, Mysore on Mar 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Once in while you come across something truly amazing. The other day it was literally outside our front door. It was these berries growing off of this tree. The name of the tree escapes me. But the taste of the berries will never leave my memory. Tanya describes the taste like cotton candy jelly bellies. [...]
The other day was the Holi Fesitival in India. It is to celebrate something (like so many things) that I don’t understand about India Culture. This is what happens. A bunch of people (mostly early teenager to mid 20’s India Boys) get some dye (powdered or mixed with water) and they throw it at people [...]
Put the lime in the Cocconut
Posted in India, tagged India, Karnataka, Lessons, Travel on Jan 12, 2009 | 8 Comments »
In India there are these carts in which cocconuts are stacked. Usually around these stands are people sucking the cocconut juice out of the cocconut with a straw. It looks very tasty and interesting. Today we decided to find out what exactly a cocconut drink was like. We went up to the stand and asked [...]
Daytrippin’
Posted in India, tagged India, Karnataka, photoshoot, temples, Travel on Jan 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Since we were back in Mysore and wanted to make sure we were good and healthy before we left again we decided to do some day trips to some sights around Mysore. Chamundi Hill The summit of Chamundi Hill is 1062 meters, and on top of the hill is a seven story temple. You can [...]