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Tag Archives: fruit
Name that fruit!
Hi blog. It’s funny what you might encounter on your 9 km get-out-of-the-house-while-the-weather-is-good walk. So, I have a little challenge for you. Name the fruit. Type your answers in the comments below.
Loquat – I’m Lovin’ It
I must apologise for my lack of serious blogging efforts of late. The sudden rise in temperatures and humidity, rainy days, and my desperation to avoid all things World Cup have taken their toll. I was planning to write … Continue reading
Orange Crush
I see a orange See a orange Ooh, one or two Orange Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Welcome to March and the official beginning of spring. February 28 gave us an unseasonably high maximum of 18℃, and finally put paid to … Continue reading
False Strawberry Fields Forever
Riding home from work a little before sunset, and enjoying the recently-turned warm-on-a-regular-basis weather, I find myself passing through taro gardens, recently harvested and ready-to-be-harvested tea fields, and patches of roadside wood and devastation. On the opposite side of the … Continue reading
Posted in Suburban wildlife
Tagged false strawberries, fruit, indian strawberry, mock strawberries, plants
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Fruits of my labours
Autumn is well and truly here, and the cold, cold winter is just around the corner. Leaves are changing colour in the mountains – most noticeably the reds of the maples and the yellow ginkgos. An early Chinese import, the … Continue reading
Posted in Suburban wildlife
Tagged chestnuts, fruit, ginkgo, ginkgos, hoshikaki, kuri gohan, persimmons, plants, trees
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