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Figs in a front garden

6 October 2021 by David

Figs in a front garden

A front garden just down the road from the Compton Road allotments. A fig tree, its branches spreading as far as the front garden wall. On the tree, these fruit. They were ripening surprisingly well after this year’s summer weather.

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