Something great about where I live is that there is quite a lot of green within easy touching distance. There aren't really any decent sized parks to jog around, but there is a big forest. So what would you expect to see?
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| Nettles |
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| pretty nettles |
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| angry looking nettles |
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| wild flowers maybe |
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| trees, no doubt |
However, this is only a very small part of what you will encounter in Kabaty. As, just before you can enter the forest you actually have to cross a farmer's land. Which, to be honest, you have to feel for him a bit. There must be hundreds or thousands of bikes, dogs, prams, the odd dirt bike, the main inhabitant of these areas is a bipedal creature often passing through, other times lying in or some even stealing small "samples" of his planted fields.
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| A typical scene |
But, look a little closer.
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| Near naked |
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| Dogs and evil gingers |
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| Graffiti |
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| An more bipeds escaping |
I tried to take another photo of these two people to give an example of the space and size of this non-traditional thoroughfare.
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| They are having fun. |
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| I zoomed in on the photo to see they are taking photos |
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| On closer look they are just again trying to get nude. |
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| So you travel a small well worn road to find the true farm |
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| Peas |
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| Barley |
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| Looks just as good in black and white |
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| Wheat |
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| Decent head of wheat that. |
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| Potatoes in flower |
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| Who ever thought potatoes could be pretty? |
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| And what is this? A love heart bush? |
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| No, it is just a wild horseradish |
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| What is this odd creature? I think it eats only wheat |
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| Here it is caged and trying to escape into the forest, like so many other bipedal creatures. |
2 comments:
Another lovely, if at terms pervy, post. But who am I to criticise!!
Hahaha to be perfectly honest, it wasn't until I came home and zoomed in that I even noticed the bikinis and the girl showing a little to much when jumping! Scary!
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