In the morning.
Well, let’s do my best today too!!
I went to the garden to bathe in the sunlight.
・・・？
Two small blue bags were hanging on the clothes line where clothes are normally hung to be dried.
As I was just staring at it in a daze, Sister appeared from behind.
Sister:
“Don’t worry. I’m just hanging out Buddy’s poo that has been wet by the rain.”
Me:
・・・?? (Hanging out poo??)
I asked her whether it was really ok but she answered it was no problem because her parents also usually do that.
Though I doubted, I didn’t interfere because at that time, her parents whom I could confirm about it were not home.
A few days later…
･･･There are more poos.
It turned into the poo tree.
The fruit of this tree was all harvested at the end of the week, before Father returned, and it has not appeared again until now, it’s several months later.
What was that…?
I’m still not sure.
【Small talk】
◎ Clothes lines in Australia
Hello!
I’m clothes line (known as a clothes line in Australia)
The clothes lines which are usually used in Australia have a very difference shape compared to Japanese ones.
The shape is like a parasol and you can hang clothes out by clipping them directly on the part of wire. That’s why, hangers are not used.
The part of hanging (The part of parasol) can spin, you can hang out all aspects without moving.Also, you can adjust the pole height too!
The reason why it has the shape may be Australia, where many families have large gardens!
【+ Bonus 】
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