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Damsons, now almost ripe

13 August 2020 by David

Damsons, now almost ripe

Damsons, seen just before they were ready for picking – some have since been picked and eaten. Fruit from the same tree at an earlier stage in the ripening processĀ here.

Damsons, now almost ripe

Categories David
Brown birch boletes on a lawn
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