How to find email addresses for People | Find email addresses for LinkedIn person | How to use Signalhire

You can find the email address for any LinkedIn profile URL/person with using help of few tools list below:

1. Signalhire
2. Lusha
3. Rocketreach
4. any many more

I'll talk about the most popular tool SIGNALHIRE. It provides you email, phone, and social links for a given person. You can search via name, title, and even with LinkedIn profile URL. You can register for a new account here, they provide you with 5 credits for a month. This is very simple to use as they also have API ready to use.

Register

Step by step process is here:

1. Login into SH.
2. Search for a person.
   
3. It shows a result list based on matching criteria.
4. Click on the "REVEAL CONTACT" button to see details for a matched person

   

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5. Now you can see the data for a person here.

You can explore it based on your integration and needs. I personally found this tool very accurate and helpful.

 

Lama Dal lake trek via Kareri lake | Kareri lake trek | Lama dal lake trek

General Intro :

Dal Lake is considered to be a sacred spot that is located at 3990 m above sea level. The lake part of the holy pilgrimage (Lord Shiva) is called Naun (Regional Bath). This lake is the largest and the deepest in the area with a circumference of about 2.5 Km. This lake lies amidst bare rock. ‘Lama Dal’ means a long lake.

Trekking Route :

Lama Dal is reachable from 3-4 different routes which start from different parts of Chamba and Kangra district including the Kareri lake route, Triund - Indrahar Pass, and Kuur village near Chhatrari(Chamba). I did this via the Kareri lake route. Started from Kareri village with a group of 5 friends at around 1:30 PM. It is around 14km trek which includes 3km of road journey which can be done by car/bike also. to reach Kareri lake. We did our first night halt near the iron bridge which is around 2hrs before Kareri lake. Reaching Kareri lake is the easiest part of the whole trek route.

 

Below are some of the images from the trip: