04 Apr 2012 2 Comments
Another trip into Simon and Lisa’s orchard with Lisa’s decent camera gave me some really good shots of their pomegranate tree. Still only at the flower stage, with one little tiny pomegranate already set. When I was asked ‘do you know what this fruit is going to be’ I gave a blank look because to me the tiny fruit looked like a rose hip. Anyway, here are the photos. I have been promised a visit back when the fruit matures.
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Apr 05, 2012 @ 20:42:11
Hi Jean,
Really enjoyed seeing your shots of your friends orchid with the trees bursting full of fruit – really nice photos, It really is the most beautiful time of the year and at home I delight in viewing a golden orb spider web wet with early morning dew – isn’t nature grand!
Apr 05, 2012 @ 21:35:22
It certainly is Di. All we have to do is open our eyes to it.