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Spindle fruit, first blush of pink

19 September 2021 by David

Spindle fruit, first blush of pink

Fruit on the spindle tree opposite Tettenhall Station (alias Cupcake Lane). Now getting their first blush of pink developing from the earlier unripe green. The colours should bet brighter and more dramatic as the fruit ripen.

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