This year the monsoons have been really kind to most of the Indian subcontinent and especially the Southern Peninsula. And with a rich monsoon came some rich monsoon travel experiences for me.
It was a typical monsoon day and me and my friends had just finished driving through the Bandipur National Park. We took a pit stop just outside the perimeter to have some fresh tender coconut water.
It was during this pit stop that I noticed these fresh rain drops on a bright green leaf and was tempted to capture this moment in my lens. I think these raindrops on a bright green leaf bring out the true monsoon spirit. What is your opinion?
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Koda Nadu Estate may be having lots of herbals. I think the soil will be alkali, with wet touch and loose. It may be having lots of Hydrogen, formaldehyde, calcium etc., and may be Pine tree also be there. This wonderful location may be lonely but a chat with a new person with lots of knowledge and philosophical mind and approach can regain the strength. This soil will cure lumps in breast and uterus problems and improve the strength of the liver wall that will generate bile.
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