Going Home Episode 30 Paradise gardening in The Gambia

King Erick and Queen Nicole start adding to the new property of The Soul Food Joint in The Gambia. #goinghome ...

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🌱 They are growing their own flowers and tending to a garden on their property.

👩‍🌾 They are taking care of an aloe vera plant and being cautious about

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02:08 They are planning to talk to Ava and take her outside to the garden.

02:12 They are starting their first project, which is a garden.

03:39 They show the progress of the garden fence.

04:48 They show the progress of the garden gate.

06:11 They show the planned area

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Q&A

What is the first project on the property?

The first project on the property is to create a garden.

What will be included in the garden?

The garden will include fruit trees such as apple, orange, and banana trees