Tales from Mount Tono by Abdul-Jabbar Nader Tutu Mount Balangra is a mountain range located west of the city of Kad Quli, near the Lovo Mandegro mountains. At the top of the mountain was a huge, large and lush baobab tree that bore its fruits on the residents annually. Its trunk was a wide cavity from the inside and it had a circular opening that sufficed To get in and out of it. In the past, this cavity was used to store rainwater for the purpose of benefiting from it in the dry seasons, then it became used later as a shelter or hideout along with caves and caves, in the difficult cases that the people are exposed to, such as raids, attacks and attacks from enemies. As a hideout for women, children and the elderly while the men and young men devote themselves to fighting and fighting.. That is why the people showed great interest in this tree, so the high priest or the hijra was when he wanted to announce to the people some fateful decisions that affect people’s lives and
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