There is so many things to do there ! I seems a little rustic but is very comfortable.
There is fruit trees , flowers , plot for growing vegetables :D
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I go there always, so I can take care of the garden like before when I was a child.
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So you have monkeys and an alligator?
:D Wow, in that one picture are you ( I am guessing it's you ) on the verge of licking an earthworm?
Is that a monkey? He is cute also but wished the picture was better.
The girl on the pics is me.
And I don't licked the earthworm hahahaha
But everybody think so.
It 's just a funny pic.
:D
:D Ok, glad to hear you didn't lick the worm! Funny picture, though!
If someday you come to visit here, let me know it.
Kiss
I took those pics out, because my friends were making funny about me :(
I don't care, when people think Brazil is a whole jungle.
;)
Kisses
I really don't know, how this flowers called are :D
Next week I'm going there, so I'll say how much famous her garden is .
Thanx for sharing with us!
Here in Western North Carolina US people raise the usual farm animals (cattle, pigs, chickens etc.) but also guinea fowl, turkeys, llamas, alpacas and bison just to name a few.
Local restaurants serve bison (buffalo) and many other treats.
I raised Columbia sheep for four years and helped birth over 35 lambs, a wonderful experience. My daughter was born in 1991 on the same day as twin and triplet lambs so I had to leave the hospital to take care of all the newborns!
I'm thinking someone brought it to this region.
I still want to find out who did it.
Funny your experience , a lot of babies to care of.
:D
Your fowl looks like a cassowary ( http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/casso.htm)
We have them in Australia, though I don't know about Brazil!
Thank you for sharing your mother's garden with us:)
And about the fowl.. I don't know where it is from.
Not long ago it came up around the neighborhood, but it decided to stay at my yard.
Sometimes it goes out but always comes back.
This "cassowary" looks like Britney :D lol
The falls looks like pics of Calendars. My sister has better pics from there.
I wish I had more time to take more pics,, but I 'm going there just next month . :(
The friends from instructables are always welcome here .
Please be my guest ; ) !
I can't believe you have a crocodile and monkeys in your garden, too! We have kangaroos, kookaburras and lovely parrots, and we think we are very lucky.
We have 24 acres, but nowhere near as spectacular as your garden!! This is the bottom of our garden. If you come to Australia, you should come and visit :)
lives in captivity , because we decide to keep him . I don't have a other place for him. These species are very common here. I don't know, but until now I did not think our garden were so amazing. Maybe it surprises you, because it is a different country. The same way I wonder with the Kangaroos you can see on your yard.
Sure , one day I'll go to Australia.
You are also invited to visit and understand my garden: D