Hiking around the top of Landour

Jeff and Cole joined a middle-school hike to the top of Woodstock's hill, Lal Tibba. The figure-eight roadway around the top is well-maintained because the Indian military has a large training center here, with buildings spread across the top. The boys are standing near the current public lookout post with the ambitious sign "Highest point in Mussoorie".
And here's a photo of the tree rhododendrons that grow throughout Mussoorie, with gorgeous blooms in March and April. They don't last long, though, because the monkeys find them very tasty!

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Further east on the road, along the north side of the hill, is the cemetery where most of the British residents ended up. It is still active, with only a few burials each year.