So, this is “Bakulong”.
During my childhood, I use to buy “Bakulong Jeruk” every time we went to Matang Family Park for leisure.
You can eat it with salt, with chili powder or just plain.
“Slurp..Air liur meleleh…”
Wait till a day I go site sighting with my colleague.
“Olivia, tu Bakulong sedap eh…”
“Apa Bakulong?”
“Tu tu…” I point to her the Bakulong Tree in the farm.
She burst out laughing non stop.
“Lu ah... itu Buah Kedondong…Bukan Bakulong…”
Finally I got the name of this fruit right at the age of 20.
Sebut betul betul … Buah Kedondong.
Mum plant a Buah Kedondong Tree at our backyard.
Surprisingly the tree is “Botak”- no leaves but a lot of fruits hanging at the end of small branches.
I was amazed that it can hold on to the heavy fruits.
Surprisingly the tree is “Botak”- no leaves but a lot of fruits hanging at the end of small branches.
I was amazed that it can hold on to the heavy fruits.
It got a NOSE.
Looks like one of the cartoon character – Pinochio.
“Pelik Bin Ajaib....” this is what Olivia and I use to say when we come across weird things.
I think if human beings have been cursed a spell like Pinocchio did, guess everyone will be having a very long long long nose, longer than elephant.
Don’t you dare to say you never LIE…..
