2-Day Camp to Trim Pine Trees!

It would not be wrong to define "the whole universe" for nature. If we do not count the areas and cities that have been adapted to modern human life touched by human hands, the whole remaining area represents nature formed by natural means.

No one would object to the people living on the universe benefiting from the various blessings of nature, but here, too, the essential point is how to use the resources for a sustainable natural life.

Areas that are not touched by human hands as much as possible are accepted by #naturelovers because their natural structure is not deteriorated.

A natural life in nature is also my preference, as is the case with most people. Sustainable life can be achieved by giving back some of what we get from nature and with correct use.

The harvesting of the cones of the pine trees, which started in the winter months, was successfully completed this year. Now it's time to take care of the pine trees.

For this reason, we took care of the pine trees, which we received a good harvest, yesterday and today. For this, we camped for two days in the garden with pine trees.

In order to get more efficiency, we cut the branches that have completed the process. This pruning in the trees will both cause the tree to better feed the branches that can produce fruit and rejuvenate it.

When you camp for such a job, you have to carry humanitarian needs with you…
…but I can't say I'm complaining about it. I will always have a weakness for food cooked in nature and open space, especially on fire.

The open-air kitchen is ideal for cooking the most delicious foods with the help of a fire made from woods. Boiled beans are ready to mix with the sauce.

Hot meal followed by hot tea; gorgeous duo!

Unexpected guests; herd of goats!

Luckily they only used it as a transit route because I don't think we could feed them.

Some of this cone from the previous pinecone harvest period has rotted and some still looks intact.

Plums are one of the trees that herald the arrival of spring, they bloom first, then sprout and small plums begin to grow.

The last of the pruned pine trees when all the work is done and the camp is over!

Until the next harvest, the pine trees will develop more and will be able to feed the crop better!

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