Scenes inside a wedding reception hall, Amaya Hills, Kandy, Sri Lanka.

Decorated brass lamp.

The wedding cake.

Decorated sofa for the newly-weds.

Guests.

The Kadugannawa 'tunnel' and its environs, Sri Lanka.

The road by-passing the old 'tunnel'.

The old 'tunnel' created by the British.

A small rivulet by the highway.

A rock-shelter.

The 'Balana' S - Look-out - fort of the Kandyan Kingdom overlooked the Kadugannawa climb. It spelt the nemesis of many an invading army. 'Kadu' S - Sword, 'ganna' S - to pick up, 'aawaa' S - arrived, shortened as Kadugannawa was the place where presumably the armoury of the 'Ihala Kotte' was situated. It was also the place of blacksmiths of repute. The climb to Kadugannawa from Mawanella is steep and in the old days the vehicles would stop to cool the hot engines. Now it still has water hoses by the roadside to wash cars while the drivers take a rest. The highway is now lined with fruit stalls.

Scenes from our home-garden, Avissawella, Sri Lanka.

'Sinha Mukha' S

Cannas

"Japan Araliya' S

Red-vented Bulbul's nest on a 'Pitcha-mal' S tree.

Scenes at Avissawella, Sri Lanka.

A cloudy sky at Avissawella.

The moon visible at daytime.

A squirrel on a telephone wire.

A squirrel on the roof.

Amaya Hills Hotel, Kandy, Sri Lanka.

View of the distant hillls from the hotel.

Hunnasgiriya peak seen from the hotel.

A garden in the hotel.

You have to drive up Dangolla road for nearly two Kilometers on a well paved winding road to reach this hotel. The view from the hotel is breathtaking.