philipveerasingam

This blog is devoted to exploring the 'NATURAL BEAUTY OF SRI LANKA. My interests are photography, archaeology and ancient history. My email address is:- philipv203@gmail.com Please move the cursor over each photograph and left click on the mouse, to see an enlarged version of the pictures. Please click on the heading 'older post. ' Kandyan dancerrs, Gampaha, Sri Lanka. Please BOOKMARK this page.

Friday, March 26, 2010

'China-pots' Concrete structures for the new break-water, Hambanthota, Sri Lanka.

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Large concrete structures each weighing 7 to 12 tons are made, and placed over the rock dumped into the sea to form a stable 'break-wat...
Thursday, March 25, 2010

Water exit channel from 'Sooriyawewa', Sri Lanka.

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Water to irrigate the fiels of paddy, plantain and vegetable crops are sent froim the rain catchment of 'Sooriyawewa' in the Hambant...
Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Hambanthota beach next to the new harbour.

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 Hambanthota might easily become the next capital of Sri Lanka. With the Chinese constructed harbour, the international airport, a brand ne...
Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Foot-path leading to the beach at Hambanthota.

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A sandy footpath leading to the Hambanthota beach is seen in this picture I took in February 2010. You can see the cactus and casuarina tree...
Sunday, March 21, 2010

Storage tank to harvest rain water, Sooriyawewa.

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  Drinking water is a commodity much in demand in the arid southern regions of the Uva Province in Sri Lanka. Rain water harvesting is bei...
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