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persimmonbob

The bee,s are working.

7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

Lots of bee’s are working overtime for 3 days now, took my tree’s in bloom out. Fourth day in the sixties, tomorrow rain, than they go back in the shop. The rest of the trees are still in.

pick my last Dream Navel today and some Meyers. Color has change to more orange, taste just a little better, there was a hint of richness.








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  • 7 years ago
    last modified: 7 years ago

    Steve, your tree don’t look too shabby either, nice. My number one requirement is, it has to look ornamental than worry about the goodies.

    since I am up in age, I fudge here and there.

    I trying to outdo Laura and a couple others but had to give up.

    Btw, walked the shoreline yesterday, looking for washed up fishing lures, just found two, they look brandnew, so far I accumulated probably around a hundred.

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