 This is indeed THE Mango Tree of Bintulu.  Planted sometime in the sixties, this mango tree stands today as a sole testimony of urban crawl that devastated the traditional Bintulu. In modern Bintulu, this tree managed to withstand the urban onslaught.  I used to see this tree when  I was about 10 years old when we live in a government quarters next to it. What a survivor!
 This is indeed THE Mango Tree of Bintulu.  Planted sometime in the sixties, this mango tree stands today as a sole testimony of urban crawl that devastated the traditional Bintulu. In modern Bintulu, this tree managed to withstand the urban onslaught.  I used to see this tree when  I was about 10 years old when we live in a government quarters next to it. What a survivor!Thursday, April 3, 2008
The Mango Tree
 This is indeed THE Mango Tree of Bintulu.  Planted sometime in the sixties, this mango tree stands today as a sole testimony of urban crawl that devastated the traditional Bintulu. In modern Bintulu, this tree managed to withstand the urban onslaught.  I used to see this tree when  I was about 10 years old when we live in a government quarters next to it. What a survivor!
 This is indeed THE Mango Tree of Bintulu.  Planted sometime in the sixties, this mango tree stands today as a sole testimony of urban crawl that devastated the traditional Bintulu. In modern Bintulu, this tree managed to withstand the urban onslaught.  I used to see this tree when  I was about 10 years old when we live in a government quarters next to it. What a survivor!
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