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Man’s Might vs Nature’s Mites : Samson and Goliath ending simply wishful thinking?

May 9, 2014 by driandsouza 1 Comment

IMG_5541 After years of speculation hundreds of illegal squatters have finally been evicted and a sky-scraping block of concrete is all set to take its ‘rightful’ place.

For me, this image gives closure to a blog I did a few months ago.

This is the link: “Celebrating Diwali: The Vacant Plot”

It’s situations like these that make we wonder: Do we humans really deserve this planet?

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  1. Harish Singh says

    May 12, 2014 at 8:00 am

    Thanks for the pictures and your narrative. It’s good to know you are staying in touch with nature.
    I am trying to keep away from booze for say a week or so. Nature is beautiful as you show it in your explorations.

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