In the Indian summer, which is now, I hardly touch meat. It is too hot. I drink lots of water, so I am very concerned about water purity and conservation
Must be difficult coping with high summer temperatures.So often we see the international weather forecasts being up in the 40*C . I join you in the concern over water conservation and purity of potable supply. We’re at crisis point in the Cape – in the grip of a severe drought down to 10% dam levels. Sufficient, clean drinking water is becoming ever more crucial. Stretching the planets resources …
It is. May and June are hot (40-47 *C in Delhi) and dry. I find it hard, and the sun is strong. Yet, the climate has changed, and a bit of humidity has crept in during these months.
I find July and August very hard, because of the humidity
In general, I prefer the cold.
When I can get out of the city to shoot landscapes, and i hope to resume this year, then I tend to focus on mountains and water bodies. We call the river our mother, then we pollute it
Inspired to eat less meat.
Nature on the Edge 
what a funny idea 🙂
Very cool 🙂
That IS clever 🙂
Nice. We are vegetarian, but today our food happened to be almost vegan.
Those fennel feathers … must plant some!
The best combination – a keen gardener, green fingers and healthy diet 🙂
Nice arrangement. Happy Earth Day, Liz
That’s great, isn’t it?! Thanks for sharing it Liz – one of my favorite eateries!!!
Too true!! Affordable, good quality and delicious!
Great!
It is amazing how well one can eat sans meat!
Hear hear!! I agree on that!
In the Indian summer, which is now, I hardly touch meat. It is too hot. I drink lots of water, so I am very concerned about water purity and conservation
Must be difficult coping with high summer temperatures.So often we see the international weather forecasts being up in the 40*C . I join you in the concern over water conservation and purity of potable supply. We’re at crisis point in the Cape – in the grip of a severe drought down to 10% dam levels. Sufficient, clean drinking water is becoming ever more crucial. Stretching the planets resources …
It is. May and June are hot (40-47 *C in Delhi) and dry. I find it hard, and the sun is strong. Yet, the climate has changed, and a bit of humidity has crept in during these months.
I find July and August very hard, because of the humidity
In general, I prefer the cold.
When I can get out of the city to shoot landscapes, and i hope to resume this year, then I tend to focus on mountains and water bodies. We call the river our mother, then we pollute it
a very good idea!