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Colours of autumn – medlars galore

30 November 2024 by David
Colours of autumn - medlars galore

Medlars, high on the tree in the public gardens by the parish church in Stratford on Avon. All the lower fruit had fallen, and were bletting on the ground.

Bletting, and the Shakespeare connections of medlars, are explained here.

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