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| The bagras trees were planted onto the amphitheater steps |
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| The amphitheater out the classroom window |
Quick Post: I was having class yesterday in Building 1. It was a drawing studio class so when my students were doing their drawing plates, I noticed that the natural light was nice in the college's amphitheater. The bagras (Eucalyptus deglupta) trees the faculty planted several years ago are reaching about 8 meters in height or more. But still towering over them is the sole kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) which is about to wreak its fruiting havoc in a few days. The heavily fruit-burdened branches will release the snow like fibers attached to the wannabe-airborne kapok seeds. It is like snow, a spectacle to see - but will be quite detrimental to ones having asthma. Soon the whole college floor will be teeming with the fluffy kapok fibers. Time to bring out my again fashionable face mask.
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| The impending asthma danger that is the kapok fruits |
3 comments:
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Diana, you're so blessed with all the fruits your garden gives you! Please share planting tips with us thanks
Patrick, I miss your posts!
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