Tuesday, 21 July 2009

Equatorial Harvest

Mangosteens and guavas



Hanging durians - the king of fruits - and pomeloes from the grapefruit family



Produce of the Equatorial Belt



View from the highway, travelling north, near limestone outcrops



Jungle string beans (petai), pomeloes, purple coloured mangosteens and sour mangoes



Steamed soft shell groundnuts



Langsat berries, with clear transparent succulent insides after you peel off their thin skins
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