Check out http://www.dreamroutes.org/western/kodachadri.html for info on Kodachaadri where we went, I shall refrain on mentioning a lot on it.
Anyway here we were, 22 guys n 5 gals in total, just down from the bus at the start point of the trek and I couldnt help thinking why Christina wore simple sandals despite the many, many warnings about leeches and shoes.. Hey dont blame me for doing nothing, I had asked her about it but got cut off abruptly: Too bad for her! 2 mins into the trek and she screams.... Imagine an ultra-feminine lady screaming shrilly while jumping like a rabbit on steroids and u shall get an idea of what the rest of us felt. Of course she isnt the only one, we all had our short-comings against those blood-sucking ba****ds.. Some of us were simply more expressive than others! A quick change of footwear and the journey resumed- For now!!!

Throughout the 2 days of trekking, we were on the lookout of leeches and most of us had different styles of response: Some continued on, some freaked out n got others to remove the leeches for them, some like me swatted any visible ones & continued on. However I must mention I was probably the only one to get 3 leeches actually coming out after having had their fill- atleast they had the courtesy to get out of their own without any bartender's assistance :)
Salt, water, sticks, leaves and even hands were used but those lil beasts attacked us, reminds me of the tv show Survivor. At the waterfall there were actual water leeches- Big daddies of the leech kingdom! Still after the trip we can proudly say: We are NOT scared of Leeches.. Well atleast some of us.. hehe
Salt, water, sticks, leaves and even hands were used but those lil beasts attacked us, reminds me of the tv show Survivor. At the waterfall there were actual water leeches- Big daddies of the leech kingdom! Still after the trip we can proudly say: We are NOT scared of Leeches.. Well atleast some of us.. hehe
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