7.15am. Mists.
And Mellow Fruits.
Keats had it right!
Friday night out
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I loved this snippet in the village Facebook yesterday
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*Amy Hulson-Jones*
*19 November at 18:52* ·
Just wanted to say a big thank you to the two l...
5 hours ago
Those are figs? how lucky you are.And morning mist is wanderfull.
ReplyDeleteI have about 7 large Fig trees, all of which are now covered in ripe fruits.
DeleteLove the morning mist!
ReplyDeleteA wee bit nippy, but it soon changed.
DeleteThis weather is just perfect at the moment. Had a brilliant early morning ride through the chestnut woods and along the newly re-surfaced chemin. Less pot holes than the A-roads in the UK!
ReplyDeleteWe could do with our petit chemin being re-surfaced.... I shall have a word with the Mayor.
DeleteOh no, what have you started....
ReplyDeleteIt was YOU that started it this year!
DeleteI thought I had stopped it.
DeleteHave trust cooked up my tomatoes using your recipe. The simplicity appealed as am not a chef. It is the nicest taste I have ever produced. Will freeze and save to use for soups. An absolutely beautiful taste. Thank you
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DeleteGood. Keep your fingers crossed.
DeleteDon't apologist Cro - in spite of what Tom had to say when he boasted about being the first to quote from the poem this Autumn - I love the whole poem and would feel bereft if I didn't hear it at least half a dozen times each year.
ReplyDeleteI really like that upper picture !
ReplyDeleteI need a better camera.
DeleteA lovely time of the year. Love your pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and happy photos, Cro. I spent half my childhood in a fig tree.
ReplyDeleteAt this time of year, I just grab a few as I pass by.
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