sunday farmday: part two - super late post

warning:  this post is full of greens..you ready?

this is the view from our entrance gate with the fragrant champaca on the left side, golden coconut tree at the center and other trees in our "farm."

our pomelo tree

young tico berry tree

one of our mango trees

banana trees

banana leaves are used to wrap fish and other sweet delicacies like "suman."

overlapping branches of different trees (mango, rambutan, and sampaloc).

fence at the back of our farm overlooking our godfather's sugar cane plantation.

bamboo

for our chicken/turkey coop being made by my "kuya."

malunggay tree

termite hill

 this is the narra tree.

 it is our national tree.

we will be putting a hammock here next sunday.

i wish it will be sunny that day.

 these are two of our rabbits.  this one's "twinkle"

 and this is "troy."

these are our turkeys

 mahogany branches that will be used as firewood.

 mahogany lumber

that will be made into furniture. :)

a view outside our lot.  this is our godfather's lot.

 this is the view at the back of our lot, an open field behind our godfather's sugar cane plantation.
green pasture for cows and goats.

the view of mt. maculot at our terrace.

our neighbor's cow

 lantana on the side of the road outside our lot

 free roaming chickens

and goat feeding on grass

 neighbor's geese

 after our hearty lunch, we went to visit a neighbor,
but he was not home so we just enjoyed the view on our way back.  we saw wild plants

like this one.

here's a nearby creek

elephant's ear and bamboo.  did you know that bamboos are grass?

 sugar cane

i don't know the name of this plant but took some home.

i will be planting them beside our shishi odoshi.

it was a happy day feeding animals and being with the family.

nothing beats spending quality time with the ones you love.

i hope you enjoyed the tour of our little "farm."

can't wait for the next sunday :)