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Tag Archives: Kerala
Threads of India – ii) Slave to the Tea Bush
It is evening the cicadas and monkeys have cooled off. We sit having a drink with our hosts, Viktor and Ranjini Dey on their veranda, fending off the affectionate advances of their one-year-old boxer. They ran a tea plantation for … Continue reading
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Tagged Coffee, Home Stay, India, Kerala, Kopi Luwak, Plantations, Spices, Tea growing, Vanilla
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Threads of India – i) The Western Ghats
The answer to a good holiday is to throw money at it. This should safeguard against our typical holiday experiences that include Starvation in Serbia, Starvation in Senegal and even Starvation in Alsace-Lorraine which we neither of us thought possible. … Continue reading
