Cannonball Tree in Army's Fortress Center - Talking about Life

How are you doing? I hope you all good and healthy. Honestly now, I am really obsessed with picturing natural stuff like plants, both small and big plants as well as the tree like palm or coconut. But today, I have an interesting topic about Cannonball Tree which I want to share with you. Well, plants in rural area and plants in modern city in my opinion I think both are beautiful, but with the natural plant growing in the rich of land only, they don't get with the dirty air at all. Plants in rural areas are less exposed to air pollution from cars and other sources, so they are less likely become dry or become dirty by air pollution. With this even more, just like the Cannonball tree are required of the rich soil so which is better grow in rural areas as well as to gives them a better chance of thriving.

Now, it was free time in the morning after finishing my work at home, I go for a walk just alone with no purpose at all. Gladly I end up taking with good picture of plant located in the Army's Fortress Center.

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It wasn't dry as it's appearance. The reality that it wasn't raining at the moment, but the flowers still keep its wet and the beauty with fresh condition.

This parts which I do not know it's name or if you could drop me the name of it, but for my sight I guess, this part of the tree looks like a gooseberry by seeing its shape and colors.

The sun shine a little hard when I want to keep my hand on the fruit, so which I take out my hand immediately. By the ways, where it is growing was the place that was control by my friend so she said of course you can pick it as you want when I ask her since I first see it like a month ago.

Finally I decided to get this one fruit as I don't have a purpose to do with it at all. I had learned that taking someone fruit on their land without permission would be a bad activities which will pass down to children who will imitate. Haha by the way it was a blame, but also a good reminder from my grandma.