Fully loaded papaya trees in rural Dominica
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Sure looks healthy enough! Remember as a boy using the shanks to top up oil in the gearbox of my father’s old car.
There’s nothing better than cooked green paw-paw with some butter, saltfish and green bananas.
This is truly nature at it’s best. Keep on posting these natural pictures.
nice, real loaded.we use to have some in our back yard that would weight 20-25lbs each.
Wow this is so expensive in Canada.Bye the way excellent for digestion and weight loss.
It is believed that if men eat those, their penis will not get hard!
wow look some funny kenips.
papaya, lamowee fig vette and sankosh coco avec okoo, panee ayen plis bonne key sa
very good with salt pig meat an fig
VERY DELICIOUS RIPE AND WHEN COOKED..TRY THEM INSTEAD OF GOING TO KFC
*clicks like*
Sure these are not Mal Papay
At least some survive the disease that attacked them during the time of the Taiwanese.
Good, at list some survive th