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The RED is the leaves on the Japanese Maple tree:


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One of the things I have been introduced to lately, is

Wheat Grass

and wheat grass juice....

I am hoping that this has a very beneficial effect as an ill person has this every day with two spoons of

honey I have learnt how to grow this on the balcony; soak the wheat grains overnight, let them drain in a cloth until they sprout, and then ( Read more... )

We often speak of "shedding light on the subject"...the coming of light is also associated with acquiring knowledge and dispelling ignorance. "tamasO mA jyOtirgamaya" is part of our daily prayers.

Here's the light arriving, on the sheet rock on the Ragihalli Road, in the Bannerghatta Forest area:


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Temperatures in the high 90's, and GD-sitting duties, mean I am housebound most of the day...but I can still prowl around the house with the S10! All these images have been taken from within five feet of the house...

Early mornings, the lawn sprinklers come on across the length and breadth of suburban USA...


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We had met at the Siddapura gate of Lalbagh to distribute some flyers for the walk on Sunday, and decided that I would take along both the 20D and my MLC as well....a great decision, as it turned out!

The morning light was just fantastic for photography, and I enjoyed the light on the grasses at the edge of the lake:


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I went, by myself, to Lalbagh, early this morning. And I determined that I would NOT take any bird photographs....(more about that later)

I wanted to go to Bandipur for a day, but JLR had no accomodation...so on a whim, I did the lovely park instead.

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Saw this scene on one of my walks...natural rocks, literally couched in grass....


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