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Eating the fruit of a Pacay tree.

Eating the fruit of a Pacay tree.

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Pacay trees grow in the warm coast in Perú. Pacay, also known as guaba or guamo is a legume, a relative of green beans, snap peas, alfalfa, lentils, and peanuts etc. Being in this family, it bears an unusual fruit for a tree that resembles a giant bean pod, with a sweet, refreshing, cotton like edible fiber on the inside.

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Nacho pehinucu, on June 5, 2012, said:

La serie de fotos es realmente hermosa, has retratado con una gran sensibilidad.

Salud

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eva lewitus, on June 5, 2012, said:

Gracias Nacho,
Saludos desde Lima, Eva

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Erol Barutçugil, on June 9, 2012, said:

Striking composition.You're a skilled photographer and all of your B&W photos are full of sense, very creative and fascinating.I Liked all of them. Greetings.Erol

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eva lewitus, on June 9, 2012, said:

Thank you so much, Erol for all you lovely comments to my photos.
Regards,
Eva

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