Trees We Love (L)

In its 50th edition, I am writing about the Baobab (Adansonia digitata) tree which is known for its giant size and also amazing history as it has travelled from Africa to different parts of the world including India and thus even to Goa.

Goan village on a quilt | Savia Viegas records the stories of Carmona on denim

https://www.thehindu.com/entertainment/art/savia-viegas-carmona-talking-quilt-exhibition-museum-of-goa-denim-quilts/article68098080.ece?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0C7BipHsvyWGEtfjHNitE5qyjcWC7HW7H-o3fbUfTiXaofMoJSLoVWZL4_aem_ASQx-SxbyBlzSGRYMHp3nP1pXcwAwtvH7Uy9zALNw3e-vZVwZLKH74SISWhMzPO5Qa_1_7Nf5ntxQ8EqIqasLWpw

Trees We Love (XLIX)

In its 49th edition I am writing about a tree which is synonymous with springs and thus Holi festival. It is the Palash tree (Butea monosperma) that represents this season in best possible manner.

In Search of a Quaint Beach

Honey Beach, or Kulsedhama Beach near Ankola in north Karnataka, is known for massive rocks and boulders which are no less than a nature’s wonder