Wednesdaywalk, Vegetables on my farm.
Happy Wednesday all friends this #wednesdaywalk by @tattoodjay.
This morning I woke up a little late and I immediately got ready to perform the dawn prayer, after the dawn prayer my son got up and I told my nephew to look after him and I went to cook breakfast.
I finished cooking, I continued to feed my son, after he ate I bathed him after that I went back to sleep and continued to do homework.
10 am in the morning, all the homework is done and I have time to take a short break to continue cooking breakfast lunch.
As a breakfast menu this afternoon I planned to cook vegetables that we grew in the fields, not long after my son woke up and I and my nephew went to the garden to pick up some vegetables belonging to the family around the village.
We have 2 vegetable gardens and this is one of them, the garden is not too big but in this garden we grow several types of healthy vegetables and the most we plant is eggplant and this garden has been harvested several times, every harvest we always sell to the market.
| Camera | oppo + macro lens |
|---|---|
| Iso | Otomatis |
| Editing | Snapseed app |
| Photographer | @briayana |
| Lokasi | Aceh, Indonesia |
I think produce from one owns garden always is the best
Thanks for joining Wednesday Walk :), I truly enjoy exploring the world virtually each Wednesday seeing walks from all around the globe and feeling I am there and experiencing it all myself, such as I did in your post just now :)
thank you @tattoodjay if you live close to my city i will give you some healthy vegetables.
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Wow what a lush, abundant garden you have there!
you guys obviously know how to love and tend your gardens to get the best growth out of them.
Great job!
thank you @chocolatescorpi we live in the village, so we use the vacant land to grow natural vegetables.
Oh that is so good that you can do that there!
In some places here, not to many, they have their sidewalks and naturestrips (in the centre of the roads) lined with fruit and veg gardens, but not too many unfortunately.
I personally think its a great idea to grow every where there is some space, then everyone has access to fresh fruit and veg...