How beautiful is this! Have been wanting to stop and photograph the forest for so long and finally today we got time on the way to school. While I feel that the peak of splendour is past, when we were gallavanting (how do you spell the word??) in Brittany, this isn't too bad either.
There is a riot of colours as soon as you move out of Bourron Marlotte onto the highway. We call the Gulmohar the flame of the forest, here they are all flaming up the forest!
Moreover, when we get back at night, on an average, we get to spot at least 4-5 boars. Though there is absolutely nothing exciting about the boar. Ugliest creature ever! The deer, on the other hand, is beautiful. Hope to catch one of them on camera. But ever since the hunting season has started the sightings of deer have dramatically dropped.
Saw a couple of houses for Kallol and family today and have recommended one of them. The only problem I perceive is that it is in one of the smaller villages. Still, all I can do is advice. The rest is up to them. Brave people though - they are coming with a five year old daughter. To uproot from home, wherever that may be, unless it is french speaking, and start schooling in France cannot possibly be an easy task.
How beautiful is this! Have been wanting to stop and photograph the forest for so long and finally today we got time on the way to school. While I feel that the peak of splendour is past, when we were gallavanting (how do you spell the word??) in Brittany, this isn't too bad either. 
There is a riot of colours as soon as you move out of Bourron Marlotte onto the highway. We call the Gulmohar the flame of the forest, here they are all flaming up the forest! 
Moreover, when we get back at night, on an average, we get to spot at least 4-5 boars. Though there is absolutely nothing exciting about the boar. Ugliest creature ever! The deer, on the other hand, is beautiful. Hope to catch one of them on camera. But ever since the hunting season has started the sightings of deer have dramatically dropped.
Saw a couple of houses for Kallol and family today and have recommended one of them. The only problem I perceive is that it is in one of the smaller villages. Still, all I can do is advice. The rest is up to them. Brave people though - they are coming with a five year old daughter. To uproot from home, wherever that may be, unless it is french speaking, and start schooling in France cannot possibly be an easy task. 
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