With the Winter Solstice - 50% rewards for Uganda
Yesterday, Saturday, I went to a natural park to meet Mother Nature and accompany the beginning of the Winter Solstice. My main activity was exclusively ecological.
At dawn on December 21 of this year 2024 I found myself surrounded by trees and bird songs, I went directly to the ceibas that I am sponsoring to offer them the vital mineral of water, many of these ceibas are shedding their leaves due to lack of water but They are drought resistant.
You can see how the leaves are coming off, she is approximately three meters tall.
Moving the water is a bit difficult because there are no nearby pipes, so I have to travel more than 300 meters carrying two containers on each trip.
I get the water from a hole where water leaks from a pipe..
On the way when I was transporting the water I met a man collecting dry leaves to sell them as fertilizer, I took the opportunity to greet him and talk to him about the importance of taking care of nature since she gives us food and many products to sell like those leaves; I told the man that when these leaves are kept moist they decompose and that is how they serve as fertilizer, and the other way is to bind them with black soil. He told me, as a bad seller, that those leaves are already black soil..
The man filled two sacks with leaves to sell them or exchange them for food.
After making two trips with the containers containing water, I found a friend watering some grass very close to where I have the kapok trees. I asked him for help to fill the containers and thus make two more trips.
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You can see how the leaves are coming off, she is approximately three meters tall.
Moving the water is a bit difficult because there are no nearby pipes, so I have to travel more than 300 meters carrying two containers on each trip.
I get the water from a hole where water leaks from a pipe..
On the way when I was transporting the water I met a man collecting dry leaves to sell them as fertilizer, I took the opportunity to greet him and talk to him about the importance of taking care of nature since she gives us food and many products to sell like those leaves; I told the man that when these leaves are kept moist they decompose and that is how they serve as fertilizer, and the other way is to bind them with black soil. He told me, as a bad seller, that those leaves are already black soil..
The man filled two sacks with leaves to sell them or exchange them for food.
After making two trips with the containers containing water, I found a friend watering some grass very close to where I have the kapok trees. I asked him for help to fill the containers and thus make two more trips.
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