How are you? I hope you are well with the help of the great creator. I am also well with your prayers. I came to present a beautiful post with love to the Camping Club Steemit community. I hope you will like my new blog today. Today I am here to present you a beautiful emotional post on preserving the sap of date palm trees during winter. I hope you will like this post of mine. Those who are reading my blog from abroad will like how the people of Bangladesh preserve the sap of date palm trees. So let's start with the photography and the description.

First, you can see a man preserving date palm juice with his necessary equipment approaching the date palm tree in an empty field. At that moment, we were standing on the bank of the pond, fishing. Seeing his presence, I zoomed in from a distance and started taking photos. I saw Gachi Bhai carrying the containers for preserving the juice on his neck.

In this way, he came closer and closer. Then he placed several pots on the edge of the crop field. Then he carried the bottles and other things around his neck and moved towards a palm tree. At that moment, I was taking photos and he was looking at me intently and was trying to say something. Several people, including me, were present at the pond, and when he saw me holding his mobile phone in his hand, he thought I was taking a video of him. I said, I am taking your photography.

Then he came closer to me more easily. I also moved a little forward to take his photo. He tried to stand in style. Then he asked me if I would post it on Facebook. I said no, I would post it on an online blog. Then he stood more beautifully and said, "I am a photographer."

Then Gachi Bhai started the process of extracting sap from several palm trees in the field. By then, we were busy fishing near the pond and vegetables. At that moment, I noticed that he was going around to get the necessary containers for extracting sap from various trees. Then he told us that he was storing sap in one of our trees. Then, when we were walking towards home, I saw that he was working on one of our trees. Then I took this beautiful photograph of him.

Then I tried to zoom in on his mobile phone and get a closer look. He was working very slowly. He was trying to work in one perspective at a time. I noticed that he was doing something to the tree with a sharp weapon. Only because of the zoom on the mobile phone, I was able to see a lot. So we stood on the road and took his photo.

Then I tried to photograph the various date palm trees that were being preserved by the Gachi brothers. I liked it very much that there are many date palm trees in our area and the juice is preserved. During the winter, the date palm juice is started to be preserved in our villages in Bangladesh. Maybe many countries do not have date palm trees and many people do not have the idea of preserving the juice in this way. However, I took the photographs keeping this in mind so that I could show everyone in detail and know.

Basically, it is useless to tie the pot to the palm tree in the afternoon and bring it down the next morning. All night long, the sap starts falling from the top of the palm tree into the pot, one drop at a time. And in this way, in a moment, the pot is seen to be filled with sap. And just as the pot is left in the afternoon, the next cold morning, the tree workers climb up the tree and bring the pot down.