Trip to Gangotri and Gaumukh

delhiwala · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:22

I too have had Footlongs there...

And I still remember the distinct smell of that place.....

livinhimalayas · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:24

He he he going down memory lane are we

By the way after eating all that golgappe with masala dosa and then corn for breakfast, I am surprised you are not in a hospital, deadly combination if I may say so.

Jitu Bhai, welcome back you were MIA and so much has happened since you went missing.

Delhiwala all threads on IM go off topic that is the only sure given thing

livinhimalayas · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by cityMONK

Hotel Management Institute at pusa, new delhi is offering some cooking course cum saminar for unorganised sector cooks for week after week till commonwelth games.Attendies would be paid 200 rupees per day in cash.

So CM when are you joining up, you get to learn and earn - isn't that called killing two birds with the same arrow.

Learn some good new dishes and then next time when I am in Delhi we can have that along with your bread and cheese and wine

What a feast to wait for

cityMONK · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by livinhimalayas

He he he going down memory lane are we

By the way after eating all that golgappe with masala dosa and then corn for breakfast, I am surprised you are not in a hospital, deadly combination if I may say so.

Jitu Bhai, welcome back you were MIA and so much has happened since you went missing.

Delhiwala all threads on IM go off topic that is the only sure given thing

jitu is right, while adding yeast for bread i for experimental sake added some yeast to bater of beasan meant for making pakoras. May be these pakoras were culprit.any way i feeling recovered now but have missed the train to haridwar in process.
Yog with accuprresure has instant relief capacity i am convinced today.

Is there some train called ranikhet express or is it same as nanital express.i was just seeing a thread on chandhni chowk.

cityMONK · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by livinhimalayas

So CM when are you joining up, you get to learn and earn - isn't that called killing two birds with the same arrow.

Learn some good new dishes and then next time when I am in Delhi we can have that along with your bread and cheese and wine

What a feast to wait for

Wine i have not yet tried my hands as such, have arranged some good empty bottles in prepration.
but breads i am confident of taking class as instructor at any institute.

delhiwala · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:54

Didn't you just mention Sake ????

Quote:

Originally Posted by cityMONK

..Wine i have not yet tried my hands as such....

cityMONK · Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by delhiwala

Didn't you just mention Sake ????

i did't get this.eleborate

livinhimalayas · Oct 3rd, 2009, 09:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by cityMONK

jitu is right, while adding yeast for bread i for experimental sake added some yeast to bater of beasan meant for making pakoras. May be these pakoras were culprit.

Aaaha must have been, who thought of yeast in pakora batter!

Quote:

Originally Posted by delhiwala

Didn't you just mention Sake ????

Well he mentioned wine and wrote sake but not the sake you are thinking of. But I wouldn't mind going to Delhi for that sake if CM was making it

Quote:

Originally Posted by cityMONK

i did't get this.eleborate

Sake is Japanese Rice wine. Pronounced sakey but written sake. Got it now

.

jituyadav · Oct 3rd, 2009, 12:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by livinhimalayas

Jitu Bhai, welcome back you were MIA and so much has happened since you went missing.

I can see that, had to double check if i was really in ‘what can you buy’ thread

sks551 · Nov 13th, 2009, 17:45

Hi Guys,
Just got back to England about a week ago after a long trip (over a month) in India.

I'll write a feed back once I have settled down in normal life. It is so hard to get back to normal life after such a wonderful holiday. We spent 11 days to do the Char Dham tour including Gaumukh trek. I wish we spent longer...

We have found Gangotri-Gaumukh trip quite hard but EXCELLENT. The weather was absolutely brilliant. I remember a number of IM members suggested that the route was not difficult. We found some parts of the route was quite dangerous and in fact on the day we were returning from Gaumukh (11th Oct) one guy from Kolkata fell to his death.

I have taken lots of photos through out our trip. I’ll post some of the photos once I have sorted them.

I like to thank all of you who helped me plan our unforgettable trip.

tilak2909 · Nov 13th, 2009, 18:25

hey SKS, waiting for the traveloge, and pics (i remember u took lots of pics as disclosed this at some other post)

Hardwired · Nov 14th, 2009, 18:48

Dear all,

My friends & I too completed the Gaumukh-Tapovan-Nandanvan-VasukiTaal trek during the last week of september 2009. Thanks for all your valuable inputs. A few Pics & blog at:

http://ankurbal.blogspot.com/

tilak2909 · Nov 14th, 2009, 18:57

wonderful travelogue hardwire. i read till nandanvan. hungry for pics man

sks551 · Nov 16th, 2009, 15:34

I'll be sending my photo link soon. Too many photos to go through and can't decide which one to post and which one to delete.

sks551 · Nov 16th, 2009, 20:07

Hi guys,
Please click on the link for my trip report.

http://sksur.blogspot.com/

The photo link will follow soon.

@Tilak: I am hoping to upload the photos tonight.

Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:22	#271
delhiwala IM what IM Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Indeyah ! Posts: 4,813	I too have had Footlongs there... And I still remember the distinct smell of that place..... __________________ Travel only with thy equals or thy betters; if there are none, travel alone. - The Dhammapada

Oct 3rd, 2009, 02:24	#272
livinhimalayas still learning Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: The Abode of Snow Posts: 3,336	He he he going down memory lane are we By the way after eating all that golgappe with masala dosa and then corn for breakfast, I am surprised you are not in a hospital, deadly combination if I may say so. Jitu Bhai, welcome back you were MIA and so much has happened since you went missing. Delhiwala all threads on IM go off topic that is the only sure given thing __________________ He that would live in peace and at ease must not speak all he knows or all he sees. - Benjamin Franklin

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tilak2909 Where Eagles Dare Join Date: May 2009 Location: delhi Posts: 866	hey SKS, waiting for the traveloge, and pics (i remember u took lots of pics as disclosed this at some other post) __________________ _______________________ A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving. lao tzu TRAVEL HARD OR STAY AT HOME ________________________ http://delhibullriders.co.in http://picasaweb.google.com/tilkusoni http://picasaweb.google.com/delhibul...s/LadakhPart2# Last edited by tilak2909 : Nov 14th, 2009 at 18:58.

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sks551 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: London Posts: 225	Hi Guys, Just got back to England about a week ago after a long trip (over a month) in India. I'll write a feed back once I have settled down in normal life. It is so hard to get back to normal life after such a wonderful holiday. We spent 11 days to do the Char Dham tour including Gaumukh trek. I wish we spent longer... We have found Gangotri-Gaumukh trip quite hard but EXCELLENT. The weather was absolutely brilliant. I remember a number of IM members suggested that the route was not difficult. We found some parts of the route was quite dangerous and in fact on the day we were returning from Gaumukh (11th Oct) one guy from Kolkata fell to his death. I have taken lots of photos through out our trip. I’ll post some of the photos once I have sorted them. I like to thank all of you who helped me plan our unforgettable trip.

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sks551 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: London Posts: 225	Hi guys, Please click on the link for my trip report. http://sksur.blogspot.com/ The photo link will follow soon. @Tilak: I am hoping to upload the photos tonight.