Tree-Express

In Algeria there are 2 cities that have triple a letters but non of them is 7 letters word, either 6 or 8, they are Annaba and Ghardaia, , Annaba in Arabic is a tree which is jujube or the thorn of Christ and it has the 2 consonants but it is 6 letters so may be it is the new tree (my guess).

 

accacia

 

That's it, Frenchmom14261

 

Or maybe it is achacha?

 

This is it.

Both sound like same tree to me. What I mean is the pronunciation of both trees are similar.

 

There is no city called Accacia. But a good guess!


Achacha is a town and commune in Mostaganem Province, northwestern Algeria. And also the name of a small fruit.

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Impressive knowledge, as an Arab, we study Algeria in geography class, but we did not go over towns in the provinces, that is not easy to get kind of information.

 

There is a city called Annaba in Algiers which was formerly called Hippo or Hippo Regius and is famous for its Jujube trees part of the Buckthorn family.

Just noticed that Annaba has already been mentioned.

 

акация = acacia
http://bg.bigpoint.com/farmerama/board/index.php?threads/Слухове-и-догадки.7702/page-34#post-56023



buckthorn and Achacha (not acacia)

Achacha :
Garcinia humilis (ant. Rheedia laterifolia ) , commonly known as achachairú or Achacha is a tree belonging to the Clusiaceae family.

Deleted the photo because SillyGuy has posted a picture of it already.

The Achacha is a very popular tropical fruit. It has been cultivated for many years in small farms and home gardens at the foot of the Andes, in the Amazon basin of Bolivia. In their country of origin it is known as achachairú, however given the propensity Aussie abbreviation, the last three letters have fallen and Achacha adopted the name - think about the dance and add an A on the front. After the agreement was made with the Government of Bolivia's first large plantation Australia began in 2002 in northern Queensland. Each year its popularity is increasing both within Australia and beyond - in the season its way from Palm Creek Plantation to Europe, Middle East and Asia. With its sweet, spicy and refreshing taste that adds a new flavor to the fruit bowl.

http://es.bigpoint.com/farmerama/bo...ventos-en-mayo-2015.17369/page-14#post-243132

 

Annaba

 

Might be released after the fishing event.



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