Monday, October 16, 2006

Apple

It is a close-up shot of apple flower from my yard. I have two mature apple trees (not huge ones). I believe this is Royal Gala and the other one is Granny Smith.
Here is a shot of a Commercial Apple Orchard taken in Brightwater on another day.
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9 comments:

  1. Irredento Urbanita10/16/2006 9:32 am

    Hey Meg:

    BCN Daily Photo is coming soon dear friend, do you have apple trees on your house? Apple is my favourite fruit, and yours?

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  2. Meg10/16/2006 9:40 am

    Been there, seen it, Irredento Urbanista. You can congratulate me for being the first to comment on your new blog!!! People, he's in Barcelona @ www.bcndailyphoto.blogspot.com !!!

    I love apples but am alergic to the spraying, so apples from the two trees we have are the only ones I can eat. Now, Ben, he eats about half a dozen apples almost every day of his life, so he can't be too choosey, but thank godness Nelson still produces a fair amount of apples!

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  3. Edulabbe10/16/2006 2:05 pm

    Beautiful picture Meg!

    I'll check BCNdailyphoto right away...

    Greetings from Chile

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  4. Anonymous10/16/2006 11:17 pm

    Lovely shot, I have one like this in my garden too, but I won't compete this time as with the magnolias!

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  5. Anonymous10/17/2006 1:42 am

    wow, very sweet looking apple flowers:D

    zannnie

    http://singapourdailyphoto.blogspot.com/

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  6. Anonymous10/17/2006 4:11 am

    Lovely photo - funny to think of you having spring while we're having fall!

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  7. Ben Nakagawa10/17/2006 7:52 am

    Thank you everyone.
    It is a spring and there are new shoots and many flowers around.
    We still have little chilly morning and I still see snow on the top of mountains in distance from my window.

    John, I did not meant to compete with you but that was so striking and I couldn’t resist taking a shot (and post). I like your nature shot touches, so why not share with us John?

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  8. Anonymous10/18/2006 1:23 am

    Beautiful photo, Meg.
    And love the idea of fruit to come. Nothing beats fruit from the garden.

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  9. Ben Nakagawa10/18/2006 7:36 am

    Thank you Nathalie,
    It is relatively short period that I we can watch flowers.
    I took this before it's all gone.

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