Image and contributed contributed by Ashok Trivedi, Guwahati
” This is where we live in Assam, in this house . Over the last few years we have made a few structural changes. This particular picture was given to us by a lady who lived here in her teens. Her father used to look after the gardens. She visited us again at the age of 85+ in 2005.”
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One Response
Hi, I was interested in knowing if you were ever in Jardines. I grew up in tea as well and remember an AshokTrivedi from my childhood years.
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Pavan Bedi