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Quinces ripening, rotting

3 December 2016 by David

Quinces ripening

Quinces, an old-fashioned fruit nowadays most likely to be represented in shops by the Spanish accompniment to cheese, membrillo. These were growing on trees in the orchard at Anne Hathaway’s cottage near Stratford on Avon, some ripening on the bough, some already rotting.

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