Nymphoides
Nymphoides hydrophylla from Anashi
Menyanthaceae

Nymphoides hydrophylla from Anashi
Menyanthaceae

Should one still continue to collect stamps esp the new ones? Won’t they be good as green leaves than wrapped up perforated squares?!
Seems like time will be here soon!
Lepidagathis cuspidata from Anashi
Acanthaceae

Callicarpa tomentosa from Anashi
Verbenaceae

Saraca asoca from Anashi
Fabaceae

“I am drawn to the story of Polynesia because it reveals so much about the issues and misconceptions that both inspire and haunt us to this day: the sheer courage that true exploration implies, the brilliance of human adaptation, the dark impact of conquest and colonialism. It reminds us, too, of the need always to be skeptical about the tenacious grip of academic orthodoxy. Knowledge is rarely completely divorced from power, and interpretation is too often an expression of convenience.”
~ Wade Davis in The Wayfinders.
“People came into a world like this, rich, natural, but not without danger. The prospects for real trouble here are low, but the prospects for feeling alive are guaranteed. Many people are shadowed most dangerously by beasts of their own imaginations. Being here is real. That’s why this silence, coiled and charged, speaks volumes. Too often, we let fake things stalk us. Accept no substitutes for real experience, real friends, true love, and real bears. Either you set the bar high and keep striving or you create a danger greater than any Griz sneaking up on you: letting real life sneak away”
~ Carl Safina in The View from Lazy Point
there was an advertisement of car tires, which said “you cant change the way the road is, but you can change the way you drive”
across the globe there is another advertisement about being a helping hand which says “one in n kids can not afford organized sports, help some kid play”
mass seem to feed on what its being fed. few might question the course; but mass still seems to drive it. perhaps won’t even realise it.