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The Mystic Highlands of Kerala, South India
As the early morning sun streaks light across a sea of green, plantation workers ready themselves for a blistering hot day collecting the leaves that will be your morning 'pot of tea'. Covered in burlap and plastic aprons the workers chop away filling their bags to make the daily quota of 40 kilos. Next door branches of pepper corn are thrashed by hand and foot, making the spice right
Drums and symbols break the silence...
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As the early morning sun streaks light across a sea of green, plantation workers ready themselves for a blistering hot day collecting the leaves that will be your morning 'pot of tea'. Covered in burlap and plastic aprons the workers chop away filling their bags to make the daily quota of 40 kilos. Next door branches of pepper corn are thrashed by hand and foot, making the spice right
Drums and symbols break the silence...
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