By Ganesh Saili Don’t expect a stream in Wolfsburn. It’s the first property after the Char Dukan where a freshly painted army sentry post stands next to a garish signboard which warns you to stay away, if you know what’s good for you! In the once-upon-a-time days, my father would take me along to meet the Mem Sahib who lived there. Mrs Edith Walsh was the last Anglo-Indian owner of Wolfburn. Her only child, a boy, had emigrated to New Zealand. L…
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