Wishing everyone a happy new year. Well, monsoon is long over and trekking has stopped-for now. But reminiscing about this year's treks (and a good trekking year it was!), I found some more photos from that great hike at peb fort this september end. Such peace, such beauty, so close to the city! It was a good hike to end up a great monsoon season.
Photos have been uploaded at: http://picasaweb.google.com/upsidedownv/Peb2
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