Various photos of my plain

I've been a little busy and that's why I haven't posted anything lately, but today I'm bringing you several photos of my plain, starting with a papaya tree.

It's a fruit that I love very much and that in the neighboring country they call papaya. It's a difficult tree because there are male and female trees, and you can't tell which sex they are until they are large. If it's the first one, the planting is lost.

This one is in a corner of our property, and as you can see, it has some fruits that we will probably make into jam, something traditional in my country.

The second photo is of some green mangoes that we have peeled to eat with salt and vinegar. That mixture of salty and sour is great, and mangoes are a fruit whose trees take a long time to grow, but once they do, their production is generous. There's nothing like a green or ripe mango, and my grandmother also makes a very tasty jam.

In these next two photos, I show trees and land near our property. The contrast of green and brown, and sometimes the blue of the sky, are a delight to the eye.

Postcards with these kinds of contrasts can be found everywhere, and those of us who live here are blessed to have them every day in real life.