It's November 6: day three of the annual Vaishnava Institute for Higher Education (VIHE) Japa Retreat at Varshana.

ISKCON devotees from five continents join each other in buses to go from Neroli to Vilasa Gar (roughly: pastime hill). Bhurijana
Prabhu reveals that Vilasa Gar is accepted as a incarnation of Lord
Visnu. Still we are allowed to walk there. In fact we spend the day on
the peaceful slopes hearing from our japa guides, chanting together in kirtan or
in japa, or taking shelter of the quiet bushland to chant alone.
As the sun moves across the sky warming everything in its path, the atmosphere of Vilasa Garh is punctuated only by wind in the trees and by birdsong.
Occasionally the echoes of kirtanas or of vehicles can be heard, their sounds rising the villages and fields below us.
At one point a tiny Vrajabasi boy herds his flock of goats through the
trees...how young and tender Sri Krishna must be as He herds the calves
with His brother and friends.
Here's a
slideshow.