After a tour of Chowara, we proceeded
to the Kovalam beach- it is compact, and the sea is flat, enabling people in
venturing moderately deep inside. It is compacted by boulder formations on
either side. With the kind of team I was there, venturing deep into the sea was
out of question. I made some fuss about taking a round in the speed boat- after
all, I'd be well within sight. The result was an expected veto but I
vicariously enjoyed when others took it!!
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| 'Come here, so that I may enlighten you', the Sun seems to say @ Kovalam |
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| The waves seem to point to the 'Seat of Enlightenment', @ Kovalam |
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| This snap will qualify for a 'Spot the Sun' contest, @ Kovalam |
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| Grey n light, @ Kovalam |
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| 'Get partly enlightened', the Sun seems to be thinking, @ Kovalam |
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| 'I'm right in here', @ Kovalam |
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| 'You all are so lucky, and so close to enlightenment',@ Kovalam |
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| 'I'll see you all before long', @ Kovalam |
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| 'Here I am, come, get enlightened', @ Kovalam |
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| 'Thanks fot the enlightenment', the tourists seem to think,@ Kovalam |
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| One is never lonely in the company of nature, @ Kovalam |
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| The wave seems to be eager to reach me |
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| More representatives of Samudra on their way,@ Kovalam |
After clicking quite a few, I
requested my team- mates to wait, as I waded in 'six waves'; like a small kid,
I kept on extending by another six, and yet another, and so on, by even showing
them six of my fingers to denote the same, to save myself the trouble of
walking upto them and making an 'extension request', and enjoying the touch of
a wave or two in the meantime- that is, until I turned back to make a repeat,
and, found them furiously walking away. I had to bid a sad farewell to Kovalam!
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