小田园

 

在城市里生活久的人,很少有机会自己种植瓜果蔬菜了,除非你就居住在农田旁边。

因为工种不同,有些人务农是维持生计;有些人种植一个小菜园是为乐趣。(这都不是重点,咱们不展开讨论。)

假如遇上不可抗力因素,被迫滞留在这里一个星期,那也是不愁吃的。

对常年生活在城市里的小朋友来说,能在这样一个小菜园玩耍是多么新鲜的一件事啊。

你看,这里的水果多吸引人啊。

快来玩吧。

 

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