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Dear friends,
When I set out on a walk,
I usually have my head in the
clouds… and trees. There are so many
things to see---beautiful things, interesting
things. Different types of greens. Leaves that vary
from tree to tree. From the saw-like neem leaves to the
umbrella-like shade of the rain trees. And birds, so many,
many, birds. In fact, it was Gerald Durrell’s My Family and Other
Animals that partly set me off on this wandering journey. Besides being
a hilarious adventure, the book got me interested in all things small and
wonderful. The worms and insects that once had me leaping mile-high, now held
me fascinated. The way their tiny legs pumped up and down pebbles, the way their
wings fluttered and the wonderful colours they showed off… I was hooked. If I could
not spend hours like a young Durrell observing these tiny creatures, I could be
amused by the way an earthworm went on and on, till it hit a wall and then decided
to let its tail take the head