Our friend’s flight into Bangalore was very late and we reached our hotel in Dindigul only past midnight,but we had a lovely drive into Kodai yesterday morning. Then we decided that while we were waiting to go and see the golf course and check if those two (KM and R) could play, we would hire cycles and go around the lake.

While we were on the Heritage Inner-City walk (will let you know when it goes live on Citizen Matters….have written it as a photo-essay and it might be chopped down….) we visited a Dargah which attracts visitors from every religion, and welcomes them, too.

I am off to be a golf widow, but let me see what internet access I can get…I hope to walk a lot, get some photography and birding practice, but am going to miss a lot of things quite intensely….

We were walking to Tipu’s Summer Palace at the end of our heritage walk when pointed out this poster.

Sparked off by 's comment to my post, where he said,"don't you think it's just enough for most people to know basic things about the environment - about loving it and saving it - and leave the science part of it to the scientists?"