(this is what might cause you the problem)Ĥ. on the search section go to advance settingģ. but it has been on coming soon only which still is.īut anyways i did little search on Korean sites and this how to install Alyac in there system.Ģ. i been keeping my eyes on it for awhile for my little brother. and i never seen it disabling other security. i been using this program for years and never had problem like that (i use korean). i mean if you didnt install it in the first place. The next morning we said our goodbyes and thank you's to the crew, then settled into our bus to enjoy the spectacular scenery of 'God's own Country' one last time.I wonder if that is legit alyac program. They were truly delicious, as was the entire dinner. Finally, after four of them had been grilled, they were stacked up and 'smushed' together so it separated into layers. After half an hour or so, they were flattened - by hand and then with a rolling pin - and cooked on a grill. then they were spread with ghee, cut in half, and rolled by hand to look like a cinnamon roll and left to sit. Unlike the parathas I was used to (roll out, layer with ghee, fold over into triangular shapes), these were rolled and then twirled - a bit like a pizza, but not up in the air - and slapped on to the table over and over, until they achieved the correct thinness. As the crew began preparations for dinner, our guide told us that we could get a lesson in making the Kerala Parathas that would accompany our meal. The rest of us settled in for the evening. Some of our group had the energy to strike out on their own for some additional hiking before dinner. However, they did have ice cream, which for Gary and the forty or more students, was a fitting reward for our hours in the bus.Īfter a short ride in the air conditioned bus, we got back to camp, tired but content. My only quibble with lunch was that they didn’t serve masala chai. Beyond the beautifully tended gardens, we could see the distinct landscape of tea on the surrounding hillside.

The gate opened into a resort hotel, set within manicured grounds. Our surroundings transitioned slowly until we came to an imposing gate (including a gatekeeper).

Once we got off the bus, we started walking uphill. Oneīillboard, which we had seen frequently on the drive and also here, mysteriouslyĭemanded, “Call Aishwarya xxx-xxxx.” And I wondered – why? The term “Hill Station” evoked images of a bygone era, of genteelĮnglish garden estates, rather than the haphazardly overbuilt, dusty and grungyĬommercial area we drove through.

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