Oh your peaches look just perfect Francesca! Fresh peaches are a true delight. Apologies if you had trouble commenting on my blog recently…sometimes I just don’t know why these things aren’t simple!? Thanks for persisting.
ah , sometimes I have to rememeber to sign out, then sign in as me from WordPress, then comment. I think the problem comes from an old Blogger account I had in 2009 and the comment form keeps reverting to that.
The season is a harsh one down here and tiny rabbits have found cracks in the fencing. The peaches are happy- a consolation.
Sound like a perfect moment and so lovely to have your own fresh peaches. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and best wishes for the New Year Francesca 🙂
Ah, to have a peach tree in my “new” garden. Instead the Marito and I have been spending backbreaking days this week trying to dismantle a jungle from decades of neglect! Eyes on the prize – I’m picturing where the lemon tree will go and the tomato plants. Buon anno signora.
Ok so now you are teasing ! Ha- and sadly we lost our peach tree this year – it had a trunk problem – but we knew two years ago we could lose it and so we were prepped – and we might now replace it because we might move in a short while – but we will miss the peaches (small batch but home grown) 😏
Peaches resembling Christmas tree baubles and as much part of the season. I remember them as they were many years ago in my grandparents’ orchard and fruit rarely tastes the same.
When it’s ready it will come off in your hand 🙂
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That will be a very ‘now’ moment.
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A wonderfully different Christmas images, seen from here. 🙂 Thank you.
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yes, it’s warm here, perhaps too warm at times.
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Oh your peaches look just perfect Francesca! Fresh peaches are a true delight. Apologies if you had trouble commenting on my blog recently…sometimes I just don’t know why these things aren’t simple!? Thanks for persisting.
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ah , sometimes I have to rememeber to sign out, then sign in as me from WordPress, then comment. I think the problem comes from an old Blogger account I had in 2009 and the comment form keeps reverting to that.
The season is a harsh one down here and tiny rabbits have found cracks in the fencing. The peaches are happy- a consolation.
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Sound like a perfect moment and so lovely to have your own fresh peaches. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and best wishes for the New Year Francesca 🙂
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Thanks Moya and all the best to you too. x
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Sorry if this doubles up, internet issues. I can’t seem to see a “like” button. I like this! 🙂
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It’s funny about those like buttons- sometimes they are slow to appear. Issues- love that word- we say it with a funny voice!
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A Kath & Kim voice I presume 🙂
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Ah, to have a peach tree in my “new” garden. Instead the Marito and I have been spending backbreaking days this week trying to dismantle a jungle from decades of neglect! Eyes on the prize – I’m picturing where the lemon tree will go and the tomato plants. Buon anno signora.
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Buon anno Signorina, e buon lavoro in giardino! When it’s all cleared start making good compost for your orto.
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They look delicious! How nice to be in the summer season now.
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Summer time and the living is easy.
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I’m jealous .. Yours are far advanced! Have they got that sweet fragrance yet? Go on, rub it in. 😃
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Nothing better than a hot peach from the tree, eaten on the spot, with all the juice running down your neck and hands… perfect.
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Nothing beats that! Probably why I run through the orchard hollering when the turkeys drop by!
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I ate the best peach in my life from someone’s backyard! It was incredibly sweet and luscious, not to mention enormous!
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Home grown things always taste sensational.
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Those peaches look good!
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They are ready. warm and juicy.
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Ok so now you are teasing ! Ha- and sadly we lost our peach tree this year – it had a trunk problem – but we knew two years ago we could lose it and so we were prepped – and we might now replace it because we might move in a short while – but we will miss the peaches (small batch but home grown) 😏
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Peaches resembling Christmas tree baubles and as much part of the season. I remember them as they were many years ago in my grandparents’ orchard and fruit rarely tastes the same.
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