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The picture post is nothing special, just a couple picture of fruits around my house
This is call "rambutan" which mean hairy because it has a hairy skin
This is obviously a coconut tree, YES!!! coconut tree can live with sand beach. There are kinda every where around my place
this is the papaya tree which you cannot actually plan close to building because the plan root is very strong and can crack walls
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Thanks for showing the different trees, I've never seen a papaya or guava tree before. All I can say is yummy...
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The last pic is not Guava. In malay is Jambu Air, in English is known as Water Apple. I think there are some other name for it depend on country of origin. If you do a direct translation from malay, then it will be "water Guava" If you can go closer, those pic will look better. Cheers
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heheheBTW, this jambu thing is quite a lovely thing to photography, especially the red one. If you can do a close up of it... make it look as fresh as possible and you will b amaze how good it looks.
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not macro but closeup... those jambu are really big for macro shooting.
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nice images....
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