Dear Pankaj, I had lot of images in my mind ... of the hima-kund - all based on your picture of the lake that you showed us some time back. It was a rainy day; it was white-out near the temple. Clouds fogged the area for a long time. Some early birds could get to see the temple and the lake to some extent. Thus missed the flora, and the splendid landscape at the top. Forced myself to get the camera out in the rain during the return journey - starting with the *brahmakamal*.
Yet to upload those flora pics (VoF, Hemkund Sahib, Mana); in process. Regards. Dinesh On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Dr Pankaj Kumar <[email protected]>wrote: > Dont worry, if you can climb Hem Kunt Sahib then you are perfectly fit. I > am also usually the last guy in the group as I am not a good hiker unless > my friends feel pity of me and then start walking with me. I went to VoF > and Hem Kunt once with 5 colleagues that includes Dr. Umesh Tewari and Dr. > Amit Kotia of our group. It was a great memorable experience. > From Hem Kunt Gurudwara if you turn left then you can actually walk > towards the other side of the lake and find some very interesting plants. > In normal conditions it is not allowed for tourists, but I had special > permission. > Looking forward to see your pics. Trailers here and on facebook are too > good, real pictures are yet to be seen :) > Best regards > Pankaj > > -- > > > > --
