Barsati's Garden

We’re so privileged to have a garden in front of our home. Not very much an admirer of flowers, both me and Angel have sort of learnt to appreciate gardening and flowers after seeing Barsati, the gardener at work . . .  

The morning view from our door . . .

The A block, where we stay . . .

The famous Grapefruits of Kachhwa

Another view of the A Block in which our home is . . . 

 Few more snaps . . .

Mr. Barsati,  the gardener with the magic hands . . . 

What a place ? ? ?

It is not more than 5 months since I put up the snaps of a very cold winter in NJH. I even had a snap taken of the temperature measured on that day . . . January 8, 2013. 

But, today was a totally different day. The temperature was so high that our thermometer was not enough to measure the temperature. I wonder if it was at least 55 degrees Celsius. 

Good for all people who are away on vacation. But, the better news is that we've been having good electricity supply since the last month. So, not an intolerable summer . . . so far. 

Of course, we would be happy to have some rains . . . Lord, please send us showers of blessings . . . 

Ice Age coming ?

Today morning as I posted the picture given below in facebook, I never thought I would get better snaps of our tryst with extreme cold.

Please see the pictures below . . . These are what one of our staff saw today morning as he got out . . .

Maybe next year, we would be able to make a snowman during Christmas . . .

(pictures courtesy: Mr. Anugraha Kujur)

Winter Snaps . . . The trees

We've some really old trees within the campus. After the snaps of the campus and later those of the pond, this is the last series of snaps of fog in NJH.

Winter Morning Sun . . .

I clicked this snap as I got out of home for work today . .  It was a sight for which I was not prepared for . . .

Nowhere a better place to call home . . . Isn't it ? 

Fog at NJH . . . Snaps

Winter is usually very bitter in NJH. Our thermometer registered 1 degree celsius yesterday. And being surrounded by forests only make it feel most chilly. However, the campus looks very beautiful and romantic especially when there is fog in the morning. Few snaps I captured the day we had the cases of carbon-monoxide poisoning and the very bad eclampsia patient. 

The view from my home . . .

A far shot of the church and water tank

The church

The view of the road to the highway . . . 

The shot of the church from the other side . . .

A farther shot . . . 

The snap from the emergency door to the hospital

Well, I still remember that I need to write about the very sick Eclampsia patient who came the same day.