Vallai to Nelliady, Jaffna, Sri Lanka.

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Vallai, Jaffna, Sri Lanka.

Black-winged Stilt, Vallai cemetery.

Wild dog eating a carcass, Vallai cemetery.

Fisherman in the Vallai lagoon using a car tube float to collect his catch.

The temporary 'Bailey bridge' at Vallai.

The Lagoon at Vallai  is the crossing point from Jaffna to Point-Pedro. There is a cemetery there where carcasses of slaughtered animals are dumped. This attracts stray dogs. There is a lot of bird life in the swamps around.

Puththur to Vallai-vely, Jaffna, Sri Lanka.

Puthur to Aaverankaal

Aaverankaal to Vallai

Black-headed Ibises adjoining the Vallai cemetery

Ducks

Bird-life at Vallai - Click on Web-link below:-
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Manipay to Kopay and Puththur, Jaffna, Sri Lanka.

Vegetable plots

Taking bunches of bananas to the market

Road between Maruthanamadam and Kopay

Somaskanda College, Puththur.

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Keerimalai, Jaffna, Sri Lanka.

The sea-shore

The fresh=water pool adjoining the sea-shore.

A newly constructed hall near the sea-shore.

The childrens play-ground.

 Keeri- malai (Mongoose hill - Tamil) is a fresh water spring where legend says that a Chola Princess was miraculously cured of her 'mongoose shaped face' when she bathed in it. It had a famous temple where festivals were held annually over centuries. It is a tourist attraction.