In November the cliffs in the back ground were a line of fire. My gardens to the fore ground. Turmeric, galangal doing well with ginger needing more rain.
Not sure what the parent tree is but its fruit this season was so abundant.
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Don these pictures So lovely and inspire hope.
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More gentle rain too. Joy has replaced anxiety.
Love D xxx
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