Can you blame Eve?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
About Me
Do not copy photos without asking first. OK!
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(365)
-
▼
October
(31)
- Boat House Revisited
- Splash of Red
- Golden Halo
- Peek-a-boo
- Tourist Trolley
- Sunday Walk
- It's Apple Time
- Dakin Farm at Paddock Way
- In Memoriam
- Sudbury at Night
- Sudbury Town Center
- Fallen Leaves
- Snowy Sunday
- Fancy Plants
- Fall Cycle
- More Artists at Play
- Lens Envy
- It's Only a Game...or is it?
- Pennant Fever
- The Party's Over...
- Capturing Fall Colors
- Teeing up for a Birdie
- The Pond at Mount Misery
- Early Morning Fog
- Ephraim Curtis Middle School
- Last of the Mums
- Last Rose of Summer
- Forest Floor
- Into the Woods
- Contrast on Main Street
- Theme Day: Contrast
-
▼
October
(31)
6 comments:
Lol, no! Wonderful seasonal photo.
Funny! Except in the one story she just eats fruit...do they grow apples in Iraq?
These look so lovely and we're so glad 'cause we are getting some great apples now down here in Florida.
Are these in your yard?
Alas Jacob, I am not as lucky as you to have edible fruit growing in my back yard. It's a lot of work. We can't wait for your new crop of oranges to get here though. The super market offerings of citrus fruits are uninviting at this time.
Fresh Florida citrus should be available in another month or two...I can let you know when our oranges and grapefruit are ripe, if you wish. ;-)
yum! apples were one of my favorite fruits since I was little. we used to buy them in the fall by the box and store them in a cold room on top of the wardrobe back in Tuzla. these really look delicious. These look like Rome Beauties. We have small apple trees in the complex. One is confused - it had 1 big apple (which I picked & ate) and 2 sets of blossoms.
Those red apples look really tasty, and it's a good shot.
Post a Comment