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  • Tatiana Lujan . Commented on Weight loss: Drink just two cups a day of this tea to burn belly fat - what is it?

    I was able to lose weight with this tonic: => howtoloseweighteasily7.blogspot. com <= (take away the space) I lost more than 10 kilos I am very happy with the results

    April 17,2021 01:21am

  • Lakna Paranawithana . Commented on E.M. Hare

    The tea planter E M Hare studied at Stamford and taught by Frank Lee Woodward of Mahinda fame. With Woodward, Hare translated a number of Pali books for the Pali Text Society. This is very interesting Hare being a tea planter in the early 1900s. Were their other planters interested in Pali and Buddhism?

    April 12,2021 02:04am

  • Ian Gardner . Commented on Photos & Videos | History of Ceylon Tea

    WHAT A DISGRACE! WHAT A GREAT PITY!

    April 04,2021 09:28pm

  • Richard Rarman . Commented on Selva Kanagasabai | History of Ceylon Tea

    My Old friend anbd Colleague from George Stuarts

    April 04,2021 02:28am

  • Jayanath Channa Madawela . Commented on Ketandola | History of Ceylon Tea

    Mahinda Wijesekera was Asst Superintendent at Katandola S.P Elpitiya During the period Mentioned.

    April 01,2021 04:54am

  • Jayanath Channa Madawela . Commented on Diyadawa | History of Ceylon Tea

    Tyronne Rupasinghe was Superintendent in the Mid eighties

    April 01,2021 04:41am

  • Ian Gardner . Commented on Selva Kanagasabai | History of Ceylon Tea

    A real gentleman!

    April 01,2021 02:42am

  • Ian Gardner . Commented on Photos & Videos | History of Ceylon Tea

    Signs of a keen gardener/occupier!

    April 01,2021 02:33am

  • Ian Gardner . Commented on Photos & Videos | History of Ceylon Tea

    How much like the photograph I took in the 1950s - to be expected if taken at the same time in the year.

    April 01,2021 02:30am

  • Ram Nagesan . Commented on My Recollections Of Planting Days In The Maskeliya/Upcot District by Fred Amarasinghe | History of Ceylon Tea

    I was very happy to read this Article. Brings back memories of Gartmore.
    Thanks

    March 30,2021 06:00pm

  • Eugene van Heerden . Commented on James Taylor | History of Ceylon Tea

    Very interesting indeed. Thank you for taking the time to compile this fascinating read.

    March 24,2021 02:54pm

  • Allan Makaza . Commented on REPLANTING / INFILLING / HARVESTING / YPH / WEED MANAGEMENT / PEOPLE by Dyan Seneviratne | History of Ceylon Tea

    exellent work

    March 21,2021 11:05pm

  • Pon Kulendiren . Commented on Maskeliya | History of Ceylon Tea

    I wrote a Novel based on Tea esate worker fro a Maskeliya Estate The book titled Generations is vaiable in Amazon com

    March 14,2021 02:24pm

  • Yvonne Joachim . Commented on Ralph De Run - A Walk Through The Tea Fields by Stefan De Run | History of Ceylon Tea

    Great write up. brought back fond memories of planting life in Ceylon. I knew Gerald and Carl Derun, wow going back quite a few years. Thanks for sharing your experience.

    March 13,2021 12:14am

  • Maria Kemp . Commented on Memoirs of Tissa Atapattu by Tissa Atapattu | History of Ceylon Tea

    Dear Tissa, did you know any of the CCC engineers in your time in Ceylon/Sri Lanka? My late dad Doug Kemp was in Badulla, Hatton and lastly Kandapola before before our family left for the UK in 1970

    March 07,2021 12:22am

  • Ken Duff-Tytler . Commented on Robert Boyd Tytler | History of Ceylon Tea

    I believe you are married to Cheryl's daughter - is my assumption correct?

    March 03,2021 12:44pm

  • Ken Duff-Tytler . Commented on Robert Boyd Tytler | History of Ceylon Tea

    Ravana Wijeyeratne Very interesting - are you able to share with me your wife's connection to William Alexander Tytler as she is clearly a relative of mine.

    March 03,2021 10:02am

  • Ken Duff-Tytler . Commented on Robert Boyd Tytler | History of Ceylon Tea

    Martin John According to genealogy information we have the ancestor in the mid 1700's was Alexander Frazer Tytler born 1747. His grand son , William Tytler the 3rd, married Catherine Boyd. His mother's uncle is described as a minister of Crimmond. The document also states that AF had a cousin named Robert Boyd. Ackland and Boyd are mentioned elsewhere as is Crimmond. I think family ties were strong and probably resulted in many joint business ventures.

    March 03,2021 09:52am

  • Moira Kutscher-Hawey . Commented on Glenloch Group | History of Ceylon Tea

    Why did they call it Glenloch?

    March 02,2021 07:47am

  • Christine Caspersz . Commented on “Memories Are Made Of This” – Recollections Of Tea Planting In The “Old Days” by Vicki Vanden Driesen | History of Ceylon Tea

    Excellant article - beautifully written. We will always have fond memories of Vivian and Charmaine.

    March 02,2021 01:35am

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