An incredible feat indeed, and most of the satellites are from a company of United States and others are from Israel, UAE, Kazakhstan and others.

It does India proud that they have created this event

I have heard a lot about South Africa and you post further increased my interest.It is for sure my next travel destination.

Just keep dreaming and one day it will be a reality

Africa is not in my bucket list because I am afraid of those wild animals they show in those discovery channels.

Certainly, I would like to be near a place where there are wild animals specially during evenings.

Though, I would also like to see those other animals that are not in any of the zoos here in the Philippines.

I have seen a show where they ride a closed van and a tiger went into the van’s roof. Oh, that surely will give me a real scare. I am a very nervous person that’s why this kind of adventure is not for me.

I would just be contented in seeing these animals at the internet. 🙂

I think in the countries like India, managing the trees is an Art, a social activity, a welfare activity. Every care needs to be taken for the maintenance of tree. The technology mentioned in the blog is available not in all countries. Only a few countries can afford to adopt this technology.

Many trees have been killed and uprooted here to give way to massive housing and commercialization of agricultural land. It’s sad to see them go little by little. There are local mandates but overall it does nothing to conserve much of what we used to have.

When a strong typhoon hit our province, the big and old mango tree beside the garage turned into a snack house, was uprooted by the strong wind. Good thing, it didn’t hit any part of our house since it is far from it. Though it damaged the roof of the eatery and my sister had it repaired.

Going back to the old mango tree, my father hired two men to saw the big trunk of the old mango and had them made into just round stubs of trunk and now a nice ornament by the lawn.

Then they carefully cut the rest and had it as woods for cooking at our dirty kitchen.

Big trees need the expertise of persons who are into cutting trees, lest they will just be cut into woods to be used for cooking and it will be a waste of the beautiful craft that can be made from it.