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The river that splits the 2 sides of Hampi . . . the far side is way laid back and relaxed. A true dream world. Get there before it's ruined.
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Amazing mountains from a bus on a trip from Pondicherry to Alleppey, India. The clouds were randomly obscuring what must have been 1500-2500 foot bands of rock protecting the organic summit caps.
Me, in Koallam, India.
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John Maurer
Dec 24, 2008
“The river that splits the 2 sides of Hampi . . . the far side is way laid back and relaxed. A true dream world. Get there before it's ruined.”  

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