After the climbing demonstration we got fresh coconut water. I really like it!
In India everything seems simple and uncomplicated.ππ½
These nuts are quite heavy, I tried to lift them. Estimated 50 kg π
Is that a butterfly or dragonfly? I don't know, I missed to ask.
Strange wingsπ§
Very nice and clean plantation, as I said, it belongs to our host Rexoni. Here you can see part 1: https://hive.blog/traveling/@krasnec/india-coconut-plantation-so-many-new-things-in-just-one-day-part-1
Very friendly dog:
Nutmeg. So beautiful! This red skin is edible. Tastes like nutmeg, a bit spicy:
We're going back. In addition to many coconut and rubber plantations, there are also many pineapple plantations. Kerala seems to be very rich, a green paradise. It is incomprehensible to me why the country is poor. Nature seems so full of wealth.
I was often amazed along the way; I saw a lot of curiositys.
Like, for example, this transport of wood - would be forbidden in Austria and who knows how much fine you would have to pay!
Rexoni stopped at the church (so I could take photos :))
Very beautiful churches here:
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Back home at "Chill Valley":
I finally have enough coconut water to drink! π₯°
Fermented palm wine:
It is tapped from the coconut palm, no sugar or anything else in it.
A little bit nutty in taste. It takes a few sips to get used to the taste, but after half the glass it tastes better and better.π¬
Cocoa:
I saw it for the first time, it tasted very bitter, I didn't like it. But if you like bitter, it gives you instant energy, similar to coffee.
Thanks everyone! <3
Cheers!