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Sunday, June 12, 2005

Dust storm rocks Noida 

Usual power cut at 12 in the night, I opened my balcony door to let the free air in and went to bed. Within minutes, my balcony window doors started knocking heavily asking me to close the doors. I got out to see what's on; the noise level kept on increasing as the wind howled through the apartments in the neighborhood. I could not stay out anymore as the heavy winds stared turning into a dust storm. "Close all the windows and get in", screamed Satya! I tried to close one of the iron-framed doors near the stairs, but the cyclone was too powerful that I gave up closing that door. And, the dust storm continued for another two hours.

Sunday, June 05, 2005

Delhi to Kanyakumari – Travelogue 

The longest trip I ever had within India covering a distance of 2750 kilometers and eight states. Surrounded by colorful seashore, coconut trees and paddy fields, the two hours bus trip from Trivandrum to my hometown via the inter-state national highway is the best part journey as the canopies of coconut trees swaying to the gentle breeze can sweep anyone out of their feet.

There are more to enjoy at home, as my father turned the backyard into a farmhouse of his own taste. To list a few are the huge fish tank having catfish (I think it’s also known as African Musci) measuring up to three feet long and a small shark fish, the Beekeeping which he’s been passionate about for more than 25 years now, the banana, coconut, papaya and jackfruit trees. Some of the scenes that caught my eyes are,

The Papaya
The papaya


Beehive
Beehive


Catfish
Catfish

On the way back to Delhi I had a chance to see around Coiambatore for the first time as I had to attend one of my friend’s marriage there.

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