“We have nothing to fear and a great deal to learn from trees,
that vigorous and pacific tribe which without stint produces
strengthening essences for us, soothing balms, and in whose gracious
company we spend so many cool, silent, and intimate hours.”
T for TREES that make us feel proud!
Trees are stately sentinels towering above us as nature’s glorious benediction. Their unique green empire is steeped in spirituality and beyond the limits of expression. God-fearing, benevolent, dutiful, they bear no grudges and claim no entitlements. They embellish our boulevards, brighten our parks and offer a visual feast around our homes. They make us feel proud.
Being ubiquitous in planned cities, towns and near modern high-rise structures, they help to diminish their concrete jungle character. They wrestle with all weathers and still stand erect uncomplaining. Trusting friends, they keep watching yet keep secrets. They act as our nurturers, silently enhancing our quality of life by purifying the atmosphere, without demanding patents.
We're pilgrims, trees are eternal bearing seeds of legends.
Being ubiquitous in planned cities, towns and near modern high-rise structures, they help to diminish their concrete jungle character. They wrestle with all weathers and still stand erect uncomplaining. Trusting friends, they keep watching yet keep secrets. They act as our nurturers, silently enhancing our quality of life by purifying the atmosphere, without demanding patents.
We're pilgrims, trees are eternal bearing seeds of legends.
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Friends sharing pictures of our visits to different places:
Nature cure Institute at Banglore, Karnataka |
Entry to our community at my hometown Patiala. |
Homeward Bound: Workforce returning home at Solan, (H. P.) |
Beautiful house nestling amidst natural surroundings at Banglore. |
Silver oak around hills in Solan. |
Coconut tree in a company in the precincts of a hotel in Kochi, Kerala. |
Friends welcome here as always!
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