Mangoes
The trunks were too big to reach around, the lowest branches were too
We went with our friend Odila to her parents pueblo about 3 hours north of Oaxaca city. It is a small place, only about 200 people, that includes those in the outlying areas. The 'in town folks' number a lot less than that. We drove about 2 hours up into the mountains above the capital city where we live, then we dropped about one hour into a canyon where it was hot and humid, and where there were plenty of mangoes, papayas, corn, tuna (the cactus fruit), etc. It is a garden of Eden for hard working farmers- when there is water!