Photo by Franchesa Henderson
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I just want to thank everyone who liked my picture. This picture was taken in my backyard.
One Saturday morning I was cleaning the yard and saw this. I quickly went for my phone and took this pic.
I thought it would be a good photo and I submitted it to DNO for Photo of the day.
From a child I know it as Fig Coshon (pig) from my Dad who was a farmer.
That’s fig zoua zouao (bird)
this is not co-coy, its RIPEFIG!
OF COURSE THAT`S MISSIERE BANANAS, NOT CORCOY!
The fruits of God’s labor. Lovely sight. Remembering those days when I would go and just pick one from the bunch and eat it.
Oh how I MISS DA.
Fresh, firm, no additives, no chemicals. Just nature’s best.
This picture is lovely. Where was it taken? This is not Co-Coy, It is cherry bananas.
thats not banana. its ‘Co-Coy’.
No that is finger rose.
The pic was taken very close so it looks like Coy coy but truth be told it is called “figme zoua zouao or the bird ripe fig.
I am not sure the correct name but that is that is name I know it as.
when the world economies crash and mass hysteria take over Dominica will continue to bear the fruit of the promised land…..when will we see how blessed we are and seek to harness our potential “FOR OURSELVES, BY OURSELVES?”
ohhhh lovely.
“thank you jah for blessing us with nature and all the natural resources that nature has provided us with in dominica.”
bananas are so expensive and we have them in dominica rottening omg ,i can i get some now so i can make a BANANA SHAKE
Best pic to date.Really nice!!!
This is the real stuff. Look; it’s fresh, free, and there’s enough for everyone to get at least two. My mouth is watering for one right now!
Nature Island’s “gold”. I can’t wait to get home.