Baskadia

Coconut in the sky

Coconut trees with the background of the blue sky

Coconut tree at Shelly beach Mombasa

This coconut tree at the coast of Kenya can grow to a height of 20meters above the ground

A young orange coconut

A young orange coconut with the right half exposed to sunlight and the other half protected from sunlight is on the floor.

Dry coconut

in fertile nature

Coconut tree

morning atmosphere in the village

path between coconut trees

The walk here is really beautiful

Coconut trees with very sunny weather in the city of Solo, Indonesia, Wednesday, June 28, 2023

You can see a photo of a papaya tree with clear sky weather in the city of Solo, Indonesia

Nature

a very bright sky illuminates the beach which is full of coconut trees

young coconut

Young coconut fruit

Coconut Leaf work

Coconut Sambol: A Spicy Delight from Sri Lanka https://youtube.com/shorts/TxVOmisi1sE?feature=share

Title: Coconut Sambol: A Spicy Delight from Sri Lanka Introduction: Coconut sambol is a popular dish from Sri Lanka, known for its unique and spicy taste. Made from the fruit of the coconut tree, this flavorful condiment adds a delightful kick to various meals. Whether enjoyed with bread or paired with traditional Sri Lankan dishes, coconut sambol is a versatile and nutrition-packed addition to any culinary experience. In this article, we will explore the origins of coconut sambol, its key ingredients, and provide a step-by-step guide on how to prepare this delectable dish. Origins and Cultural Significance: Coconut sambol has deep roots in Sri Lankan cuisine and is considered a staple in many households. The dish showcases the country's rich culinary heritage and its reliance on coconut as a primary ingredient. Sri Lanka, often referred to as the "Land of Coconuts," boasts a tropical climate that fosters the growth of these versatile trees. Coconut sambol represents the fusion

Nature Photpgraphy

Coconut Tree

Coconut tree

Coconut tree

Coconut Tree

Coconut sky view

Coconut tree

Pandawa beach, Bali

Just picture when i visits Bali, the view is really good

sky, clouds and coconut trees in the morning

Hybrid coconut

plant nurseries or trees in plantations and forestry

Coconut trees on the edge of village rice fields.

On the edge of the village rice fields, in general, sometimes I often pay attention to coconut trees with an average height of 25m and of course each tree has a lot of fruit and they are one of the oldest plants that are mostly planted in the local community environment.