Legacy Institute A charitable foundation
Legacy Institute
General News

Picking Mangoes in Trees

by |Published

Several months ago at Jet Rye, our loaned property were we grow corn, peanuts, and soybeans, we picked mangoes.

Here I am trying to knock down some mangos with a bamboo stick.
Here I am trying to knock down some mangoes with a bamboo stick.

Looking before climbing
Sern Nay Htoo looking at the best way to climb the tree.

On her way up.
On her way up.

Halfway up the tree.
All of the students can climb trees pretty well!

Oh there's a mango
Oh there's a mango

Sern Nay Htoo in tree
Success!

Ahja in the tree
Ahja, a past student who is now an employee joined in on the fun.

Mangos in the hat
We put the fruit in our hats because we didn't have any buckets with us.

Mangoes in truck
Some of the mangoes we took back with us to the school.

Mangoes
They were very sweet, delicious, and didn't last long!!!

Posted by: Aj. Abby

You may also like

The Life of the Little “Sunflower”
Published

The Life of the Little “Sunflower”

The sunflower is named for its ability to follow the sun in the course of a day. They can grow to be 12 feet tall under the right conditions. The students and I enjoyed watching our little “Sunflower” grow to 6 foot and live a happy, healthy, and full life.

Yum – yum.
Published

Brief report of Feast of Tabernacles in Myanmar (Burma)

40 COG members (including children) gathered at Kyawk Taing, Myanmar for the Feast of Tabernacles with much worship; singing songs to God; and lots and lots of feasting. Seng Aung, our Student Pastor in Kyawk Taing; his wife Seng Pan; Legacy student Htoo Mya Shwe; and our Deacon in Rangoon, U Myo Zaw and his wife Tumar, are there to lead services and festivities throughout the 8 day Feast. Some COG members from other parts of Myanmar were able to attend…