Upside Down Baobab Tree
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7 years ago in #treetuesday by joanstewart (65)
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Upside Down Baobab Tree
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This is amazing. I had not heard of these trees. It is sad that climate change is affecting them and that we could actually do something about climate change if it weren't for leaders, some businesses, and so many people who ignore science.
If we don't start to listed, we will be sure to feel the affects going into the future!
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Wonderful photos and great information about the baobab tree Joan!
Been my favourite since I was young, always intrigued me Roger, thanks for visiting.
Oh wow, I actually didn't know baobab has fruits and can be eaten haha :D I've heard about this tree only in children books haha, wasn't it actually mentioned in Little Prince?
Woow you totally reminded me of Cryptonia hah, I should use it more :) Haven't beet there for weeks. THanks!
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It has pulp and seed inside, powder sold all over the world, interesting where you learned about trees @matkodurko
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We had some of the fruit a long time ago when we worked on a contract in Bullawayo Lady Joan. Really old and beautiful trees! Blessings!
First time I saw the big tree at Vic Falls I was about ten years old, since then this tree is my favourite Stephen.
Had my neighbour, a talented sketch artist do two pieces of art for my lounge, one is the Baobab tree.
In the first image, the tree's trunk looks almost concrete! Or like an older elephants leg. It has a gray look to it. Is that normal or is the camera playing tricks on my eyes?
Very grey in colour on some of the trees, they do let your imagination run wild @goldendawne
It looks much bigger than I expected.
One tree in our Limpopo area has a small pub inside that seats thirteen people apparently @psyceratopsb
That is crazy...
Thanks for the story. Spectacular tree! Particularly impressed with the old tree.
Not a tree you will forget in a hurry once you have witnessed the immense size @eto-ka
Baobab has fruits?! Whoa, every day we learn sth new :) Wish I could see them in Africa before people destroy everything. Thanks for sharing :)
So much in nature, we go through life not learning what it gives us @route-m-d thanks for visiting.
Great post @joanstewart! Like a few others I didn't know the Baobab tree had fruit. I had heard of the powder before, but thought it came from the roots or bark like so many other powders from trees. Definitely looks like something I need check into trying.
We never stop learning, that is what makes life interesting @tryskele