It's evening here in my jungle hut and I'm feeling a deep sense of peace. This morning I did my 3 hour work trade of moving rocks and putting them onto the floor of my hut. It was hard work, and I became very hungry, but now that I'm in my bad I feel very calm and grateful.
After my work, and realizing that I had no food I decided to bike over to the abandoned fruit farm to see if I could find it this time. I spent about 3 hours exploring the trees and coming to know my more primal side. I felt so wild and so right out there in the jungle. It was a beautiful experience. Unfortunately the only ripe things there were avocados, and there will millions of them! I must have stood beneath 20 different trees, each loaded with more fruit than you can imagine. I didn't bring any avocados home since I don't eat them, but I may get some for the community next time. Of the off season, or not quite ripe yet fruits I found chupa chupa, a few citrus trees, jackfruit(so excited!), guava, mangoes, cacao(I would eat the fruit, not the seed, and it's supposed to be creamy and taste like strawberries), and some others which I didn't recognize. I felt high being there. It is where I belong.
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Shells on the lava beach |
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The beach at sunrise |
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My floor which I've been redoing. Underneath is jusr bare dirt. |
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This little guy dug a hole in my persimmon and sticks his head in for the nectar. |
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Close up of the fruit theif. He loves sugar as much as me:) |
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Free avocados. One of many trees |
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Guava, almost ripe |
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Chupa chupa. I've never had it, but can't wait. There were 3 huge trees of them. Should be ripe eventually? |
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2 other kinds of avos I found on the forest floor |
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baby jackfruits(or champedaks, or maybe even MARANG!) |
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Strange fruit which was at the end of its season, a little rotten, but like an apple |
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Life:) |
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Red cacao |
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just like christmas tree ornaments |
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Green cacao |
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Yellow cacao |
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the only citrus tree I found, with only one fruit. Suppossedly there are more. I need to keep exploring:) |
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