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freedom from the idiot box
That’s well known, but its SO irresistible…
And in today’s world, it would be youtube and whatsapp and other social media.
If we take a break, we can relearn to breathe…
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tiny whirlpools in sand
ByadminWe may have noticed these common holes in soft sandy patches and walked on. Few might imagine that these tiny holes are actually the engineering effort of some young insects (antlion larvae), at work catching a little hard working engineer – an ant! As ambush predators, catching prey is risky because food arrives unpredictably and,…
camping at prani
ByadminAt 5:30 pm, we all assembled at the waiting area at Prani, other than Ahana and Satvic. We went to the place where we were camping. It was the place where they stored old stuff, but now they renovated it, and used it for camps like this or for school trips. We put our bags…
exploring water
ByadminWe went to explore the world underwater, at Netrani Island 19 km off the west coast (from Murudeshwar close to Mangalore). This was some place along the drive we stopped to take a break… Peaceful evening on Murudeshwar beach… On the one hour speedboat ride towards Netrani Island… What will it be like underwater in…
a tiny spider
Got a good site, next to a light, dinner is served, without much of a fight 😏 (Wonder which of those lines are the non-sticky lines the spider itself walks on without itself getting stuck!)
being with birds
On an afternoon walk, there were birds all around, and it looked like the slightest movement would drive them off. Standing still and listening, apart from their sounds, there are the sounds of their movements among the leaves all around… captured in audio/video to a little extent. But there was a sense of gratitude in…