Traffic Police bikes by the roadside
The army making their round after the Fire Brigade and Rescue Team
One of the ponds
The main river
Banks, clinic, some shops and offices weren't spared
Some old shops
A school entrance
Fancy a ride?
After hours and hours of rainfall, floods poured in early this month. Our home was inundated within hours after the state government decided to open all the dam gates to avoid the swelling dam from bursting. The authorities patrolled the streets regularly. We sat outside on the balcony watching people passing by – walking, cycling, riding, driving or hitching a ride from lorries. The floods lasted for a few days. It was like a murky ocean out there. Having had the same experience a few years ago, it was quite a familiar sight. We survived nearly three weeks of no landline and Internet. That explains my silence in the cyberworld.
Tea rollers
The second stage after tea picking and classification
The next stage after rolling
The following stage after fermentation
The final stage after drying
One of the massive BOH Tea Plantations
Pitcher plants, Cactus Point
Cactus Point
