India travel, water, Lucy Tobier August 20, 2020Add Commentby YJI In Kerela, the author and her family went on a boat ride through a river. They saw brightly colored kingfishers and groups of ducks floating peacefully. (Lucy Tobier/YJI) FacebookXPinterestEmailLinkedIn
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