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The secret life of plants. I’ve been sprouting various beans all summer, and these guys are always littering the dining table, trying to escape en route from the sprouting jar to the plate.
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On Mother’s Day in Nepal, married daughters wear read (or other bright colour close to red) and buy fruit and sweets in the market as well as other presents and go to visit their mothers. Continue reading… By Magda, 13 March 2009
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![]() Customers wearing lungi in front of the village butcher in the early morning light, Auroville, India. (Click image to view larger) A lungi is sort of a dohti, which is the men’s version of the sari and widely worn in the south of India.
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![]() Red earth road under construction. Auroville, India. The natural colours in south India were just fantastic. This red earth in Auroville was used directly to stucco walls, resulting in buildings that perfectly matched their surroundings.
Continue reading… By Magda, 9 February 2009
![]() South Indian thali, or set meal. It is usually all you can eat, usually eaten by hand, and usually spicy. This meal at a local, non Lonely Planet restaurant cost 55 rupees. About US$1, and included everything except the rectangular dish of cucumber raita on the upper right. The tastiest snacks sometimes come from the most questionable food joints. In Kanyakumari Marc and I ate dinner in a place that didn’t even have running water.
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