Good evening to you all. How are you people doing today? It's good to have in this space. You're all welcome to my blog.
I'm so happy to be one of the participants in this week's project in the Hive_Reachout Community. The theme you've chosen for this week is an interesting one.
For the past two days, I've been checking this Community to find out the theme for this week's prompt, but nothing was showing.
So, when I decided to check today, I got what I wanted. This week's prompt is based on the gift of nature.
I would love to start by saying that, this is a great theme. Nature, in general, is beautiful. And, we, as its beneficiaries, have to be grateful for what it has offered us.
WHAT IS FREE GIFT?
A gift is something, that can never be restrained for any reason. It is something that is done out of love, with no Ransome attached to it.
When we talk about gifts, they are those things that are given voluntarily. No pain or loss is attached to them.
**WHAT IS NATURE **?
The word nature refers to everything that is making the world beautiful and special. Nature, including the Living organisms, the land, the sky, etc.
All these, are the gifts of nature. We didn't buy them with our money, but they were already in existence before the creation of man.
Let me use River, as an instant. The river is, indeed, one of the valuable gifts of nature. It contains everything one needs to build up his or her health.
All the fish, crayfish, stockfish, periwinkles, oysters, and a lot more are gotten from the River. Without the above things, our meals wouldn't have been able to nourish our bodies the way they're supposed to.
All these things are gotten from the River almost every day. But, what baffles me is that, no matter how they're caught, they're still many in the River.
There's no time, those things, are not seen inside the River. The river is a very essential for human survival.
What, then, can we say of palm tree? This gift of nature has sustained our entire generation with its product. When I was much younger, I didn't know how good this tree was and what it meant for a Country, to have it.
It was when I grew up that I began to notice the significance of this tree, and I mused within myself. Palm tree produces palm fruit, which in turn produces palm oil, which we use in cooking our soups and other dishes. Without palm oil, our foods, are incomplete.
Its branches are used in producing broom, which is used in sweeping. The tree itself is used in roofing the house.
This post is in response to the Hive_Reachout weekly prompt on the topic:The Gift of Nature.
I, invite 
I'm humble, and kind.
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