Saturday, February 8, 2020
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Arecanuts, Rathnapura, Sri Lanka
The Arecanut palm grows in abundance in the wet zone of Sri Lanka.
These trees are seen in the hills and valleys of Sabaragamuwa. They do
not need care or attention. The ripe fruits fall done and are rarely
collected by the villagers, in large amounts. The kernel of the
arecanut is used as shavings to prepare a chew of betel. The fruits
find a ready market in Pakistan. They are bought by the whole-sale
traders for Rs.5/- each fruit in Sri Lanka. The photo shows a young
village couple coming out of a shop in Ratnapura, after selling a sack
full of arecanuts.
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
TALES of an ENCHANTED BOYHOOD (Re-print), by Dr. Philip G Veerasingam
TALES of an ENCHANTED BOYHOOD (Re-print)
The life of a youngster born in 1940 in Alupola, Rathnapura, getting his secondary school Education in at Hartley College, Point-Pedro, leading up to his Entrance to the Medical Facultty, Kynsey Road Colombo in 1960, in Ceylon. It traces a life of rapid social changes, in the first two decades after Independence from British rule in 1948. An interesting read.
Postage and packing for delivery in Sri Lanka Rs.1000/-
Payment by crossed cheque sent under registered cover to:-
Dr. Philip G Veerasingam,
No 28, Mansuriya Lane,
Honiton Place,
Avissawella
email- philipv203@gmail.com
Please include your postal address and email address - latter if available.
The life of a youngster born in 1940 in Alupola, Rathnapura, getting his secondary school Education in at Hartley College, Point-Pedro, leading up to his Entrance to the Medical Facultty, Kynsey Road Colombo in 1960, in Ceylon. It traces a life of rapid social changes, in the first two decades after Independence from British rule in 1948. An interesting read.
Postage and packing for delivery in Sri Lanka Rs.1000/-
Payment by crossed cheque sent under registered cover to:-
Dr. Philip G Veerasingam,
No 28, Mansuriya Lane,
Honiton Place,
Avissawella
email- philipv203@gmail.com
Please include your postal address and email address - latter if available.
Monday, February 3, 2020
'The cry of the devil bird', By Dr. Philip G Veerasingam, edited by Dr. Tissa Kappagoda.
The 'Cry of the Devil Bird' - Reprints available.
The enthralling life of a Medical Doctor, starting from 1965 to 2005, in the enchanting Isle of Sri Lanka. Every page read will make you smile, laugh or feel sad. What a journey through life! It would serve as a good gift for your friends.
Postage and packing for delivery in Sri Lanka Rs.1000/-
Payment by crossed cheque sent under registered cover to:-
Payment by crossed cheque sent under registered cover to:-
Dr. Philip
G Veerasingam,
No 28,
Mansuriya Lane,
Honiton
Place,
Avissawella
email-
philipv203@gmail.com
Please
include your postal address and email address if available.
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