I haven't shown pictures of the farm and its goings on for a long time (and I have a working camera that I need to experiment with), so I thought today we would visit the farm...
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| Saba wondering if the carrots really are all pau, or if I found more in my magic carrot producing pocket. |
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| Teema in her new halter |
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| Peaches: she and Honey-Pie are the only two females left and their kittens are all male... |
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| Saudi Sheep: the owner bought some western sheep and people wouldn't buy them, they didn't look right, so he ended up having to butcher them himself. Now he only has this type. |
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| Sunrise over the desert |
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| Oleanders grow quite well here |
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| Worry-Wort: one of Honey-Pie's kittens, about twice her size now. He always looks worried and this is about as close as I can get to him. |
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| Plumerias also grow well, but smell much better than oleanders |
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| These flowers turn into bean things used as vegetables |
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| We call these apples because their texture is similar, but they are the size of an extra large olive with a similar pit. |
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| Yep, there are cows and a bull on the farm... |
Have a wonderful day!
Theta
Super to see the animals, surprised to see so many trees. Good Camera!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly, they have a fresh water spring with fish. They grow mostly dates and limons (small round lemons usually picked green) to sell. There are also those apple things (two different kinds), a few mulberry trees, a mango tree, some banana trees, giant lemon things that the locals eat the pulp of and not the fruit of, some papaya trees, and some ancient fig and pomegranate bush/trees.
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