The final post in my Uttarkhand series is a rather random one. Its all the random photos that I had taken. The first few photos are random places/things while the last few are what give the post its name. They are signs which I found rather funny. I saw many more amusing sign boards around (including a hotel that "Breaks fast lunch snex and dinner"!) and passed through villages with amusing names (like "Namoona" and "Bhootnagar". Soleil - Namoona means specimen and Bhootnagar means ghost town). Unfortunately, when you are in a vehicle that moves at 100kmph, you tend to miss those shots. Well... here's the stuff that I did manage to take!

I might have mentioned in my previous posts that I visited Corbett with high hopes of spotting a tiger. I loved the emblem on the gate!

Can you spot any tigers in the forest? No? Well, that's coz they are in another part of the National park...

There ya go! I was lucky! How often do you get to see a mommy tiger playing with her cub!

Or deer sitting so close to their predators!

"Rawr! You cannot leave the shop without buying atleast a t-shirt with my pic on it!"

Doesn't this remind you of that fevicol advertisement? :P

A very common sight along the highways of Uttarkhand. So common that I just had to point the camera to the side and randomly click to capture them! These are piles of cowdung. And this is a brilliant picture. It captures a pile in the making and fully made piles! Spot them for yourself ;) Hint: fully made piles have a smooth exterior :P

No no... I didn't go to Egypt. Some place had these for wall decoration and it looked interesting. So I click! (is it any wonder the camera battery kept getting exhausted!)

Not a very good pic, I'm afraid. It was difficult to capture it! This, as you might have already guessed, is the belly of a truck. This is a picture of an over turned truck that blocked the entire road. We had to get off the road to go past it. I took this pic as we approached the beast. Should have taken it a few metres behind. Damn! Bad timing!

How about now? ;) It grows in abundance in Uttarkhand. I even spotted some plants within the temple compound near the Kosi river. Quickest way to enlightenment ;) >:)
Now starts the 'Signs' part of the post.

Just to let you know what fuel this truck consumes ;) D-JAL!
In case you couldn't see the design in the previous pic ;) :P

"Alcohol & Calculus don't mix. Never drink & derive" :P


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4 comments:
lol for the 'Made in India' pics!
Hey! Those aren't real tigers! haha.
The cowdung piles are pretty huge. I wonder how many cows' dung is required to make one pile...
I like the signs part of the post best- I'd like some cornfex, jam tost and tamoto soup please :p
Hee, these are so funny! The truck picture with the people hanging on reminded me immediately of the Fevicol advertisement! :P The cowdung piles are awesome and the Ranikhet lake looks fabulous. The plant immediately reminded me of Botany class and venation and phyllotaxy! :P
The signs are so funny! D-Jal, hee! Unique General Store! Perfect example, indeed! Cornfex and tamoto soup sound great. And those truck signs are everywhere. I have no clue why they do the "Good Luck" part in the middle and the other messages on the sides. Makes for one weird sentence!
wow ..damn hilarious pics.. u mus post more.. d jal was the best..
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