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| At the start of the walkabout we |
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| looking towards the new housing development |
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| The Grapefruit tree's were groaning under the weight of the fruit |
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| and there are a lot of trees |
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| These grapefruits are being picked |
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| and so are the kumquat |
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| Irrigation don't need it this week |
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| This looks like a busy junction is that a subway as well |
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| More kumquat trees |
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| Sean loves having walks he is so funny when I get his lead what a noise! |
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| The remenants of the cotton |
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| Sean the dog who loves his walkabouts and so do I,we will have to do them more often. |
I think it would be so wonderful to live in a place that can grow citrus. I have to buy my Clemantines and they cost a small fortune and we can only get them around mid-winter. You are indeed lucky!
ReplyDeleteso lovely to see where you live x
ReplyDeleteKumquats is not a familiar edible to us. How do you enjoy them?
ReplyDeleteI eat kumquats whole or we make jams and tarts there is also a liquer that i want to try to make.
ReplyDeleteSean looks very pleased with his walk. The fruit on the trees looks big and juicy.
ReplyDeleteYou're lucky to live in a place like this. I'd love to see that place sometime for myself!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Arnab Majumdar
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Hi Cathy, what a lovely walkabout with Sean...all the fruit and beautiful views!
ReplyDeleteLook at that beautiful fruit!! As the winter months hit our fruit selection dwindles here in Canada. Oh what I wouldn't do to taste some of that beautiful fresh grapefruit! Lovely!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
What a lovely walk with Sean! I love the area where you live, just beautiful! Wow for all the fruit and it's great that you are getting the rain!
ReplyDeleteClementinas and grapfruits, such wonderful fruits. I have always heard that Israel is one of the world's leading producers of fresh citrus fruits....must be true.:)
ReplyDeleteLoved the walkabout Cathy. I was given a small kumquat but here in rainy cold Oregon it has a rough go of it. Perhaps I should make room in the greenhouse as I would love to try the fruit.
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