Monomad: When the Mountains Whisper

Although I have returned from Bir now, my heart is still there. And I am saying this because my favorite mountain range is Dhauladhar. And yes, paragliding is also done here, which I have done only once. Anyway, these photos are of 18th May, when we returned to Bir from the paragliding take-off site.

As soon as clouds started gathering at the take-off site, we started the car and came 16 km away to our hotel in Bir. I reach the balcony of the room and check the weather and the next moment rain and storm start in a dangerous manner. The trees around are shaking as if they will be uprooted along with their roots.

I stand for a few minutes and admire this scene and when dust starts entering my eyes due to the storm, then I come to the room and wait for the weather to calm down a bit so that I can click some pictures of Hanumangarh Peak. There is going to be a trail race here in which runners have to run 18 km, the top point of this race is Hanumangarh Peak which is 3080 meters high.

I am admiring this view while drinking a hot tea, after about 35 minutes when the storm and rain calms down, then I again go to the balcony and click pictures with my 6 year old camera. Now it is a bit difficult to click photos with this camera because its shutter has become slow and the focus ring of the lens on the camera which is 55-250 mm is broken. Despite all this, this camera is still supporting me.

So how did you like today's post, and I nominate this post for #monomad challenge.

This is my entry for #monomad challenge.

Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to translate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from canon 77d and edited in lightroom. Post collage created in Adobe photoshop.