Kirukkalkal

(By Source, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=51364770) Every scene seems to have been done with a deep purpose indicating how miserable certain sections of our society is in. There is a main theme about the lack of toilet facilities in many regions of the country. But, while the director spins the screenplay, he highlights a lot of other issues along the way, without actually making it look like a documentary. Every character is sketched with a purpose. The sad state of alcohol addiction, paid crowds for political meetings, miserable treatment of poors in government hospitals, sand quarrying in riverbeds - all these have been braided excellently into the main story and characters.. The film-making team showed lot of guts when you listen to dialogues. There are a lot of dialogues, one being - ஹெலிகாப்டர் பார்த்து கும்பிடறது தடை செய்தாச்சு.... ஓரு மணி நேர உண்ணாவிரதத்துக்கு ஏர் கூலர் கொண்டு வரது தடை செய்தாச்சு .... Towards the very end, the main protagonist (lawy

Our agenda was to get to Blue Mountain Lake and do the small hike up to the Castle Rock Summit to get a view of the Blue Mountain Lake. The drive from our house through the foothills of Adirondacks didn’t show that the fall colors had peaked, but once we went past Warrensburg and the elevation started to increase, we could see colors changing gradually. Gore Mountain had spectacular views, but past that were colors even more gorgeous and vibrant! Further on the way, we passed a few lakes with spectacular foliage in the foreground and background - Adirondack Lake, Lake Durant and Lake Abanakee dam. Okay, the hike was only for about ~1.5miles one-way. We didn’t really pay attention to the height or the elevation (2430’) that we had to climb across that ‘short’ hike. Boy, did we underestimate! Up until about 0.8-0.9 miles, the steepness was okay, and the trail split into two - one going to the Castle Rock Summit and another one leading to the shore of Blue Mountain Look. We