The dry season in Tropical Asia, like my place, doesn't mean it doesn't rain at all. It just means that there is very little rain and very little rainfall in that season. It rains every now and then, especially in the relatively heavy rainfall, nature seems to be refreshed by a sky shower. The leaves of various plants that had looked like they were tired from the hot sun, withered, and even many of them were dry and fallen, seemed to have regained their strength, cheerful and refreshed.
Something fresh is often associated with water droplets attached to it after being splashed with water. Maybe, because that's how the person feels after dousing himself with water or showering. Fresh! And because of that, I consider the nature around me that has just been poured by rain in the dry season as fresh nature. That fresh nature helps me to refresh my body and mind.
So, I took a walk there, taking some pictures, which might also come in handy later when the weather here gets hot again. 馃榿
The path between the rice fields that had just been showered with rain.
Entering a garden beside the path, a bunch of young bananas with the blossom was seen hanging on the tree. A butterfly may have taken shelter from the rain under a blossom petal.
A shell at the base of the wood was burnt.
A butterfly on a leaf that is slippery after rain. Hope it doesn't slip!馃榿
On the ground, under trees and on a path that had just been showered with rain.
And around that is .. everything below.
Something unknown that a mosquito is working on.馃榿
On papaya branches.
A young banana leaf folded like an envelope.馃榿
Then, some pictures of peppers.
Young peppers
Ripe peppers
One ripe pepper and young peppers.
Pepper leaves
The pictures all ended with pictures of the rice I took on my way home, and when my mind was very fresh.
