Wednesday walk: Morning Walk
Greetings everyone
Hello dear friends. Thank you Wednesdaywalk @tattoodjay as inspiration and host. One morning I was in the sub-district area, there was a road built several years ago.
This road is one of the alternative routes, not long only about 2,5 kilometers used by vehicles passing from the sub-district town to another town.if we take the old road, it is quite far and winding.
I tried walking even though the distance is short, the right and left boundaries of the road are planted with Glodokan tiang trees. Shade trees that are easy to care for, these shade trees also act as road dividers.
The air is still fresh, visible from afar the pristine hills. The area here is still quite extensive, the community here uses the land to plant cassava and corn. Some corn plants are still short and some are already tall but it is not yet time to Harvest.
The land is quite fertile, including planting cassava. Some cassava is still only a weekend old and some cassava plant have been harvested. The cassava stems that have been taken are erected to be used as seeds again by sorting them again.
Organic fertilizer is seen piled up in the hit which Will be used in due time. Not all land is planted, some land has not been used and is left, eventually grass grows, the grass is usually taken to be used as animal feed for both goats and cattle.
Alternative route not all the land is planted with cassava or corn, but there is a fairly large building complex a hajj office and a mosque building as facilities within it.
Many vendors line the streets in the form of kiosks selling food, snacks, and coffee. Besides office workers customers also come from people driving by to stop by for coffee and a bite to eat.
Thank you for your attention.
Photo taken from cellphone camera