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To Jog's raging waters
It was nearing afternoon and so we decided to drive straight to Jog Falls, from Linganamakki Dam. We parked the car at the Mysore Bungalow viewpoint. I could feel my heartbeat racing. I felt like it was my first day in college. Finally, I was going to see the Jog Falls in its splendour. I had seen it as a kid, as an adolescent, and as a young adult. Although it has attracted tourists from all over the world, it had never fascinated me.
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But I had always seen it in summer or winter. Jog Falls is at its best during or just after the monsoons.
I was nervous, and curious as I pulled out my umbrella and camera, and walked towards the viewpoint, where hundreds had already gathered. The roar of the waterfall drowned the excited chatter of the crowd. As I made my way to the view point, I was shocked.
Text and photographs: Thejas K R
Also read: The old world charm of Belgaum
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