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    Back to the coast: by gretch_costa, Views[326]
         		 Munnar: by gretch_costa, Views[274]
         		 Ooty's granite hills: by gretch_costa, Views[272]
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         		 These religious drawings are everywhere in India - it's a daily occurance (generally outside peoples houses) and also for special occasions: by gretch_costa, Views[322]
     
    Yep - they'll eat anything: by gretch_costa, Views[269]
         		 English remnant in the hill station of Ooty: by gretch_costa, Views[261]
         		 Jimmy the dog in the paddies: by gretch_costa, Views[288]
         		 Wild elephant spotted in the national park: by gretch_costa, Views[255]
         		 Ahhh - waterfall bliss: by gretch_costa, Views[264]
     
    Tea plantations everywhwere in the Western Ghats: by gretch_costa, Views[301]
         		 tea factory - cool experience, it takes only a couple of hours to get the finished product from the fresh leaves. Smells great: by gretch_costa, Views[258]
         		 Poor mister captive elephant: by gretch_costa, Views[271]
         		 Pootu - traditional Keralan breakfast food. Basically coconut and rice flour packed into a bamboo stem and punched out onto the plate - YUM!!: by gretch_costa, Views[964]
         		 Varghese our host, in his coffee grove. MMmmmmm fresh coffee with cardamon in the morning: by gretch_costa, Views[280]
     
    The sap is then mixed with acid (can't remember which kind; formulaic?), then dried into sheets and hung. It feels weird.: by gretch_costa, Views[248]
         		 we stayed at a homestay in Wayanad NP, north kerala, the neighbour here is cutting a rubber tree to collect the rubber (white sap): by gretch_costa, Views[482]
         		 Banana flowers (purple) - we ate some for dinner, bloody good with coconut: by gretch_costa, Views[391]
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         		 Telltale signs we're in a communist-lead state (Kerala is the first state to have freely elected a communist govt)...it is also the wealthiest stae we have come across!: by gretch_costa, Views[486]
     
    Fort Cochin & chinese fisher nets at sunset over the Arabian: by gretch_costa, Views[332]
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         		 We had seen these Christmas stars all over town in Ft. Cochin -- an area with a sizable Christian community -- but they looked especially beautiful lighting the entrance to Santa Cruz Basilica where we attended Christmas Mass.: by ivan_miral, Views[1271]
         		 All ready to attend Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve in our traditional Christmas best -- Mi in her sari and Ive in his kurta and doti!: by ivan_miral, Views[1963]
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