Bheemeshwari Trip：Fun & Adventure on the banks of Cauvery

(Thursday July 31st 2008.)

One of the best moments of this trip for me was the sight of 2 foxes in wild while we were returning in our bus at around 5:00 p.m. The adjacent picture is not of the Fox seen by me but downloaded from net. The fox seen by me looks more or less same as in the picture. I even saw many parrots on our way back. It was just beautiful to see the wild woods instead of our daily sight of concrete jungles in cities.

It was our office team's trip organized by http://www.careindia.in/JLR/Bheemeshwari.html

Some beautiful snaps on the banks of river cauvery

(Some Fruit)

(Spider)

(Lush green)

(Beautiful Trees)

(River Cauvery - from a hill top)

(River Cauvery)

(Modern Art)

(On the bank of Cauvery)

(Baby Monkey)

(More Monkeys)

(Trekking)

(A wonderful trail besides the river Cauvery)

(Tired?)

(Yup! Resting time)

(My Team)

(Rope Climbing)

(Continue... phew phew)

(M tired now)

(Enuf...)

(Ready for Free Fall?)

Free Fall Video

(Should I get into the water?)

(Whats the time? Oops.. my watch)

(Bull Ring - A Team building Activity)

A glimpse into Bull Ring:
Moving a ball from one spot to another using a ring and some rope is the object of Bull Ring. Although it looks quite easy initially soon we learn that it is not. Especially how to pick the ball up and then again land it in the same place. Instructions too are altered (like a few team mates need to close their eyes, or only one person can co-ordinate or no member can speak and only gestures allowed) so that the difficulty can be increased on a whim.
Typically, the group works with increasing difficulty and continually changing rules during the course of the game, simulating the effect of the constant changing business environment and the need to continually adapt to change.

We also played two more games. One of the game was to find the technique to balance 18 nails on one nail standing on the ground. Other was a rope game where the motive was to free yourself from the entanglement.

(We did it!!! Yippee)

(A special mention to these three birds who remained in the same position for more than 3 hours as we watched them while playing the games)