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    “Cotton a trap”. Cotton is grown near Saraguru and it is fairly common to see trucks overloaded with large bags of cotton passing through the narrow streets. Cotton is a very labor intensive crop and one of the local men said that many parents do not want their children to continue in farming. Instead, the children are encouraged to become doctors or engineers, where they can enjoy an easier life. Partly due to this, more and more people are moving away from the rural areas to find work in those fields and farm owners are finding it increasingly harder to find labor to help run the farms. by: jbatryn Views[1362]     

    The Real Question: To Pack or Not To Pack?

    USA | Thu, 9 Jun 2011 | By alineswala | Views [913]

    As I'm preparing for my trip, I am faced with the dilemma that every traveler hates: what to pack and what not to pack?  I asked a travel agent about the logistics of baggage, that thing which is such a hassle to deal with at airports, and she told ... Read more >

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