Mother Natures Love (Expensive & Fragile)
Hello hivers good day, hope all is well ❤️... It's been 4 weeks since typhoon Odette happen, no water and electricity still but life has to move on! I was busy since then, most of our clients who are poultry growers located in the East & South of Cebu experience the wrath of typhoon Odette. As I was travelling from my home to Dumanjug, my eyes were amazed by the after math I can't believed how does it happen? I mean why? My heart was saddened by the houses with no roof, some were hit by the huge trees, and what make me teary eyed was the huge & old trees which are older than me had been pulled out from the ground like its just a weed... And then a part of me is saying that somehow We deserve the typhoon, a wake up call that Mother Nature had been abused by us "humans". How nature loved us, giving us trees to enjoy its health benefits like banana trees , mangoes, papaya and even the coconut tree which is the "tree of life" we called. The trees that give us ample supply of oxygen and shade us from the direct heat of the sun. We somehow is responsible, the typhoon is a warning a wake up call that Nature has its voice, that they deserve the love they had given us since day 1... Love and Respect, and care for Nature should also be our directive as human😍🙏🏻
Heres a picture of the oldest trees in Carcar Cebu, the before and after:
BEFORE
AFTER
This trees have seen more than one generation... Im still happy though because It was not ripped off from the ground, only the branches had been blown by Typhoon Odette!
Here are some Clips along Carcar, Barili & Dumanjug Cebu 😢
Laban lang! FIGHT the good fight of faith... CEBU will rise again, but hopefull we learned our valuable lesson from this terrible disaster!
Till then hivers, where life and love are all in between... 😘🦾💪🤗😉😃
This is why people shouldn't abuse nature. It will really get back one day. I'm still glad that they still stand tall and firm though wala nay mga dahon. Laban Cebu and the rest that was hit by Odette. 🙏🙏
True Laban gyud ta for a better Cebu!
ka nice sa photos, te😍❤️
Thanks dai, no canva for now... No net yet😅
Too many places have been destroyed by Odette! 😭😭😭💔💔💔
The acacia trees took a beating, but they're still standing. A true symbol of resilience. Dasig lang jud ta ani, mga Bisaya! Thanks for sharing your experience and photos about Southern Cebu post-Odette, @gwenfinity.
My pleasure @ate.eping ,as in sakit gyud tan awon the places use to be very green... Laban for new hope, strength, faith for a prosper Cebu 😘
Ahhh heartbreaking indeed especially for someone from Carcar (that's me!) to see the before and after Odette photos of our mighty Acacia's huhu But these photos also proved how strong these trees are that they are only a number of them uprooted, most of them still standing. They'll grow new leaves and branches in no time.