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Field Notes by Subarna DeApr 7, 20227:00 amApril 11, 2022

Sensing Landscape: From Ethnographic Walks to Heritage Making in Kodagu

The tactile power of the moist black mountain soil that has nourished the coffee estate for nearly a hundred and fifty years ran deep through the cold veins of my bare feet resting on the earth.

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