（３９２）　Ａｃｏｒｎｓ　ａｒｅ　ｒｏｌｌｉｎｇ　ａｒｏｕｎｄ　

It is said that in southern countries, palm trees produce coconuts as big as me. If a coconut falls from a palm tree while someone is passing under the tree, they might get hurt.

Fortunately, there are no palm trees around our house, so I can walk around without worrying about it.

But there are many acorn trees on my walking route and recently acorns fall to the ground.

Oh, you've never seen an acorn fall?

In the fall, when the wind blows, acorns fall and roll around.

Once, some acorns fell right next to me. I might end up colliding with acorns one of these days.



① This is a photo taken in mid-September. Few acorns have fallen.


② This is a photo of the same location taken in late September. The number of acorns has increased.


③ This is the place next to photo ②. There are more acorns here.


④ This is the place next to photo ③. There are even more acorns here.


⑤ This is the entrance to the children's park.


⑥ This is a close-up photo of the entrance to the children's park.


⑦ I'm checking out the acorns.


⑧ I’m walking along the road.


⑨ I'm investigating some crushed acorns on the road.


⑩ I’ve finished examining them.


⑪ I’m taking a walk on the sidewalk.


⑫ I'm playing with some acorns.


⑬ I'm playing with some acorns.


⑭ I’m playing with the acorns.


⑮ I’m playing with the acorns.


⑯ These are acorns above my head. It looks like the acorns will continue to fall.