"It's nice to see you all again. I'm working every day to clear farmland.
My name? I don't have one yet."
Using these tools, we dig up the vines that are growing all over the area.
Now, this is the foundation work for the pigsty.
I built a foundation on a slope, and I was trying to level it by stacking blocks on the lower side.
When I explained to Gigi that it was 'They could have saved on blocks by digging down the soil on the upper side of the slope.', he finally understood.
As a result, 320 blocks on the bottom were wasted.
Gigi explains 'When you build the next house, you'll have to trim the top.' with a serious expression.
The completed shed.
Three people are already staying over every night.
Marang fruit growing in the corner of a farmland.
These can also be shipped once they grow larger.
These marangs are still small, but some can grow to be as big as a child's face.
From a photo taken on August 6, 2007.
It's sweet and sour and has a smooth texture.
You pick off the white part one by one, like a grape, and eat it, but it has a seed inside.