[ad_1] Oriental magpie-robin | Photo Credit: Wiki Commons Forty-three. I don’t know why I counted this today. Perhaps because sitting out on the balcony and watching birds at leisure is a rare luxury. A pair of oriental magpie-robins has made their nest in a hole in the wall on our balcony next to the banyan […]
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[ad_1] Oriental magpie-robin | Photo Credit: Wiki Commons Forty-three. I don’t know why I counted this today. Perhaps because sitting out on the balcony and watching birds at leisure is a rare luxury. A pair of oriental magpie-robins has made their nest in a hole in the wall on our balcony next to the banyan […]
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[ad_1] A large Ladakhi house typically has two kitchens. Yarkhang, the summer kitchen, is a basic functional unit located on a higher floor, while the winter kitchen, chansa, is marked by its lateral sprawl, brass and copper cookware, and a thap (hearth) around which family, guests and visitors gather. It is the fluid potential of the kitchen — transcending […]
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