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Spindle tree fruit, almost ripe

5 October 2017 by David

Spindle tree fruit, almost ripe

Fruit on one of the spindle trees by the Railway Walk at Newbridge, now appearing to be almost ripe.

Spindle tree fruit, almost ripe

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