I figure while sitting in one airport (Oakland) it’s as good a time as any as to post these pics from another. The sculpture depicts a legend about Hindu gods and demons using a giant snake to churn the milky ocean to extract the nectar of immortality.
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Yes and the gods craftily took the tail end of the snake while the demons foolishly took the snake by the head leading to severe losses among the demons!
Comment by Capt V K Malhotra — September 18, 2007 @ 1:12 am