Photo by Catherine Fingal
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I will surely make a trip to the college area next month (hopefully it will still have some)to take a look…..
. I think I remember how to climb mango trees at nights with my bag and flashlight. That is called taking, NOT stealing. 
does anyone know where that tree is… I want to mark it until they ripe… I’ve been here for a few months now and haven’t had a mango yet… that is very sad…
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Ah the days when your mom would take a basin of water full it with mangoes and u cold only get one what good days that used to be.
Would love some of DA’s mangoes. Grafted ones, mango long, etc. Just delicious.
Those who are old enough will remember the song by the Merry Men, “Mango.”
Hey, do you know where I can get that song?
The mangoes on this tree are sparse. Huh I wonder who is going to get them first.
Are we exporting mangoes??? Should we? Can we??
I love the picture ,, but some of the good mangoes are going out of existance we should preserve them like the mango Tin, mango coco bef, mango bard,, all the other flavored mangoes, i remember we had a mago call mangoo rum if you eat to much of it you would get drunk i dint think we have tose mangoes no more so if any one can help to preserve those differant mangoes please do.
I wish i had all the mango
after the Christmas I will have it! happy olderman
Beauiful, reminds me of my Banana Tree
oh big is back,i thought your laptop had crash,because extensive spaming and virusing of DNO.
@ BIG
Where have you been? Did you take a holiday? Did you assume another name on this Website?
i will always b big. i was on island is just that i had no electricity therefore i could not charge my laptop, finally i’m in business again.
Sweet sweet sweet mangoes I miss you….Love my country. D.A 4 life
get your stones, swing your hands, let the stone loose, the green one falls to the ground, get it, wash it, get the knife peel it and some salt in water and you have a nature isle mango treat.
Don’t forget a lil bello pepper sauce and a drop or 2 of oil…Mango salad…GOOD TO GO!!!
no stone,climb,stop destroying the young ones,twoup gaspeyee,that’s what used get mr cefous vex and had to chase us,with his cutlass.
hhhmmm i honestly believe allu putting pix for those in the diaspora to feel really homesick… for real… do dominicans ‘have’ to see a pic of a mango tree… as ‘photo of the day’ lol…. i think this is an initiative to ‘force’ those in the diaspora to come back home…. ‘when last have u climbed a mango tree for some fresh mangoes???? well come back home”
I don’t know what about seeing mangoes on a tree that makes me happy…but this photo just put a smile on my face after reading the story about the young man in Portsmouth.