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John Amato | all galleries >> Pohnpei, Micronesia -FSM- 2010, 2011 >> The Art and the People of a Kapingamarangi Village on Pohnpei, FSM. > Attempting to retrieve a breadfruit. IMG_4007.jpg
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Attempting to retrieve a breadfruit. IMG_4007.jpg

If breadfruit are not dropped onto a pile of leaves or lowered to someone and they hit the ground, the breadfruit is ruined as it will turn brown within an hour when they normally can be stored for up to one month.

The young man retrieving the breadfruit from this tree, while 30 feet up in the tree, was dropping them on the hard ground and on the roof of the house below him far more often than getting them to fall into a soft pile of leaves below him.


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HAIOP 28-Sep-2015 20:37
GU AU MMIDI DI WAAKULU MANEAH..
eline b. 01-Sep-2015 16:38
Breadfruits became sour if drop on the ground and they are not good for fermented. Fermenting breadfruits can be longer than as long as the leaves are change and rotating the fermented breadfruits.It`s a lot of work but worthed. I tried it once after "umu" bake on Kapingamarangi atoll for the first time, hold and behold..., my stomach hurts.
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