Under the tea tree හෙවත් තේ ගස යට

sumudusp2005

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    අඩේ..., ඈට ඇගිල්ලෙන් ඇන්න වායෙ ලීල තියෙන්නෙ.
    ලියාංකො අය්යෙ දිගෝටම.
    ආසාවෙ බෑ බං කියෝන යනෝට.
    හරියට තේ ගාක් යට වාඩිල්ල ඉන්නෝ වයේමයි..:love::)
     

    Mr UNKNOWN

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    පට්ට මචං තේ ගැන සෑහෙන දෙයක් දැනගත්තා රෙප්+ දන්නවනං කියහන්කො ලංකාවේ සාමාන්‍ය වෙළදපොලේ අපිට ගන්න පුලුවන් හොදම තේ වර්ගෙ මොකද්ද කියල...මොකද යාලුවෙක්ගෙ ගෙදරින් දවසක් Export කරන්න ලංකාවේ හදපු තේ එකක් බිව්වා සුපිරි බං ඒක අපි බොන තේ මොන ජරාවක්ද කියල හිතෙනවා
     

    BonziBUDDY

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    මෙන්න Thread... ආසම වගාව. දෙයියනේ කියලා අඩුම 25 - 30/- net profit per acre.
    මේවට දෙන්නේ නැති REP කන්නද.
     

    1sam

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    TEA TREE

    I don't have Sinhala letters in my PC to type this reply in Sinhala with some colourful language. Thanks for this post, and your writing is second to none. We have books written about 'coffee' and 'rubber', but 'tea' is missing. "Bitter Berry"- author Christine (Spittel) Wilson and translated as THITHTHA KOPI , and "Weeping Wood" - author Wicki Baum and translated as GASAKA KANDULU are in the same level as your "UNDER THE TEA TREE". Only thing is your story is not long enough to compete with the length of those stories. Good luck:yes:
     

    sumudusp2005

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    I don't have Sinhala letters in my PC to type this reply in Sinhala with some colourful language. Thanks for this post, and your writing is second to none. We have books written about 'coffee' and 'rubber', but 'tea' is missing. "Bitter Berry"- author Christine (Spittel) Wilson and translated as THITHTHA KOPI , and "Weeping Wood" - author Wicki Baum and translated as GASAKA KANDULU are in the same level as your "UNDER THE TEA TREE". Only thing is your story is not long enough to compete with the length of those stories. Good luck:yes:


    Net එකේ search කරල ඒකෙ type කරල copy paste කරන්න:yes::yes:
     

    Mr PERERA

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    Death Vally
    I don't have Sinhala letters in my PC to type this reply in Sinhala with some colourful language. Thanks for this post, and your writing is second to none. We have books written about 'coffee' and 'rubber', but 'tea' is missing. "Bitter Berry"- author Christine (Spittel) Wilson and translated as THITHTHA KOPI , and "Weeping Wood" - author Wicki Baum and translated as GASAKA KANDULU are in the same level as your "UNDER THE TEA TREE". Only thing is your story is not long enough to compete with the length of those stories. Good luck:yes:

    There are plenty of books about Ceylon Tea. I will PM you some of the names.
     

    miyuru4u

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    In the eyes of my girl
    ado maxxxa meka nam

    matat hena asai the wagawak karanna

    mama nam ganu tikata bulat wita wenuwata hoda guliyakui wadi sini plentiyakui denawa

    kadai dalu kadilak ekasiya ganata
     

    RSmith

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    ගාල්ල කිට්ටුව
    තේ ගස් අතරේ මයියොක්ක දණ්ඩක් දෙකක් ගහන එක අපේ පැත්තේ සිරිතක්
    එව්වා හාරන්න එන ඉත්තෑවෝ එහෙම ගොඩක් වෙලාවට කුස්සියේ හට්ටි වලට වැටිලා ඉන්නවා..

    නියමෙට ලියල තිනවා එල :)