Contest Alert:1 Picture 1 Story week # 30 || A king and a golden tree in the forest || By @chahmad12

I hope you are well and as you all know today's title is a picture and a story about it so without wasting my time I will go to my title to end my title.

Salutations, my friends. A monarch used to govern Iran in the past. He had a great affection for his only child. This was once stated to the monarch by the prime minister. The king said that he still hadn't found a boy to wed his daughter who looked like a flower. The prime minister responded, "A lush, deep forest starts 100 miles from our castle," when pressed for the formula. A few kilometers away from this location is a golden tree. His princess will knot the knot after he delivers the twig. The monarch pondered for a little while before telling the prime minister how hard it is to break a twig off a gold tree and bring it. If at all possible, the prime minister informed Bashah that the woodland was a wonderful place where visitors never returned. There is nothing ordinary about it. Because it is an enchanted forest, no one who visits it ever returns. However, the paths parted, leaving them lost and ultimately leading to their demise from starvation and pressure ulcers. He will wed his princess, I promise. The king's announcement spread swiftly throughout the nation, but nobody was prepared to carry out the command despite everyone's knowledge of this mystical forest. There was an old lady who went there often to get wood from the forest. She was extremely impoverished and had just one son. The son of the old woman consented to obey the king after hearing the royal decree. With the king's consent, he gave him some food and liquids. took the stuff and proceeded to the forest in order to satisfy the king's demand. It was getting evening as he walked. He gathered and burned some wood from the forest. Where is it going to turn up? He resumed his journey as dawn arrived. He had been trekking for a few days when he noticed the forest was coming to an end and decided to climb the peak. Sensing that this might be the tree of gold, he climbed down from the mountain and proceeded towards the lovely tree. He chopped a limb as he arrived at the golden tree and began his journey back. The wise man acknowledges that his intelligence and insight led him to the challenging and unusual paths since he had marked each tree with a stone, but he also used these paths to get to the Suniry tree on the way back. The paths he took to go to the golden tree could also be used to return through it because the wings were marked by stone. As soon as he got back, he gave the king the golden tree. After the king received the golden twig, the Basha, who was impressed by the young man's intelligence, married the young man to his lovely princess daughter, installed him as the new king, and they started their happily ever after.

So, dear friends, from this story we get a lesson that wherever you go and go through unknown paths, you must keep a sign for your return. Hope you like our today's picture and story and I will see you in my next blog till then take care Allah Hafiz.

And I am happy that @suboohi organized this wonderful contest And I invite three of my friends to participate in this wonderful competition whose names are: @malikusman1 @artist1111 @sahar78