Sunday March 27th 2011
Day Two in Ooty.
I woke up in the morning and went to take a shower. I was very pleased to find that the shower was one of those which 'rains' from the ceiling... :D
We went for breakfast, and it was an amazing spread. Yummy traditional South Indian food met Danishes and eggs at the buffet. After attacking breakfast, literally, we left for the Tea Gardens. The tea gardens were plantations of tea along mountain sides in a place called Coonoor. Tea grew on the side of the roads, and we stopped to have a look. It was a wonderful drive, with lots and lots of mist. Stopped by on the road, and enjoyed some fresh, homemade chocolate. Yum! We returned to the hotel by 4pm, and went to the restaurant for tea.
Day Two in Ooty.
I woke up in the morning and went to take a shower. I was very pleased to find that the shower was one of those which 'rains' from the ceiling... :D
We went for breakfast, and it was an amazing spread. Yummy traditional South Indian food met Danishes and eggs at the buffet. After attacking breakfast, literally, we left for the Tea Gardens. The tea gardens were plantations of tea along mountain sides in a place called Coonoor. Tea grew on the side of the roads, and we stopped to have a look. It was a wonderful drive, with lots and lots of mist. Stopped by on the road, and enjoyed some fresh, homemade chocolate. Yum! We returned to the hotel by 4pm, and went to the restaurant for tea.
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