bought some fruit to take home

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Good morning to all my friends, especially to all liketu friends that I am proud of. Hopefully on this very sunny afternoon we are all always given health, and may all dreams come true, Without you I am nothing.

This time I will share some photos when I was on my way back to my hometown some time ago, and before arriving at my hometown I tried to buy some fruits as souvenirs so I could take them home, this is a custom or tradition everyone out of town will do the same thing

here I try to stop at a kede that sells various fruits from their gardens which are sold along the road at a much cheaper price than those sold usually in my yard, there are various kinds of fruit, avocado is a fruit the most sold here because the average person will buy this fruit considering the much cheaper price, strawberry fruit, maskisah, and salak

Not only selling fruit, here they also sell various kinds of kitchen vegetables, such as potatoes, mustard leaves, tomatoes, green chilies, walnuts, cauliflower and many other vegetables which are indeed the result of local residents' gardens which are sold along street


bought some fruit to take home | Ecency