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Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Photos of Dr. Sarath Kapuwatte's cremation, Kandy, Sri Lanka.



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Translation:-

Like a bee is attracted to a flower, your memory comes to my mind,
Like the rays of sunshine the heart smiles, you smile.

At the moment when the heart fades with sorrow,
I am reminded of you and and my sorrow fades away.

The world is lighted up and the night disappears,
Numerous times, I remember you.



Verse recited by Philip, at the end of his short acknowledgement of Sarath’s role, in the Batch of 1960 Medical entrants and its reunions, at the cremation grounds.

Lives of great men all remind us
        We can make our lives sublime,
    And, departing, leave behind us
        Footprints on the sands of time ; 




Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882)
            A PSALM OF LIFE


Sunday, May 18, 2014

A trip in Sri Lanka with friends.

The 'Udarata Menike' at Pathana.

Devon falls at Pathana.

A bridal party at the Gardens, Nuwara Eliya.

Rest House, Ella/

Ravanella waterfalls, Ella.

Buddha statue, Maligawila.
Wild elephants, Udawalawe.


A dancing pea-cock, Udawalawe.



Sunset seen from the Udawalawe dam.

Feeding the orphan elephants, Udawalawe.

Dinner at the 'Centaurian Hotel', Embilipitiya. Wignaraja and Buddhika Kaluarachchi with Mick, Peter and David.
A trip made with Wignaraja, Buddhika Kaluarachche and Wigna's Australian doctor friends 'Mick', Peter and David. This trip took three days. From Colombo to Nuwara Eliya and night rest at Ella Rest House on the 18th May 2014. Down to Wellawaya passing Rawanella watrerfalls on the 19th going onto Maligawila to see the Buddha statue predating the Aukana statue and carved in the 7th Century AD. Going into the Udawalawe National Park to see it's wild life. Further on to see the orphan elephants being fed and night rest at the Centaures Hotel, Embilipitiya. The next day the 20th we were on the road to Rathnapura to buy jem-studded jewellery and back to Avissawella and Colombo. It was a journey with fun and rollicking laughter.