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Abhishek Joshi
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    If you’re timing the walk with the tide, try arriving a bit earlier than the low tide mark the sand is slick and reflects the sky, giving a dramatic foreground. A quick stop at the small clearing just before the ridge turns forested lets you frame the beach, ridge line and Mount Harriet all in one shot. If you need a nearby base, the Super Hotel O Suryabagh Near Jagadamba Theater is close to the trailheads. Have you checked the tide chart for that day?

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