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Porthcadjack
The main path
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Ralph's Cupboard
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Canicosa, Segovia Province
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La Sierra de La Cabrera
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Sierra de La Cabrera
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Bustarviejo Valley from La Sierra de La Cabrera
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La Sierra de La Cabrera
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Just granite
My mum's garden; roses
La Cabrera town seen from the ridge
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Mountain stream
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Valdemanco
Sierra de La Cabrera, granite
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I would like to know what this blossom is. (It is serviceberry, thank you Jenny W for the answer!)
La Sierra de La Cabrera.
This is everywhere. I know that in late June, early July it produces fruit that looks and tastes exactly like blueberries, blaeberries, billberies (and myrtle, whortleberries too?).
The berries confuse me. I don't know which are the same but just called different names in different places and which are from another family. The point is I've never seen blueberries growing on a tree before, only growing at ground level! Can someone enlighten me?
Jenny W has found the answer and I give a wiki link here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amelanchier
Thank you, jenny!
This is everywhere. I know that in late June, early July it produces fruit that looks and tastes exactly like blueberries, blaeberries, billberies (and myrtle, whortleberries too?).
The berries confuse me. I don't know which are the same but just called different names in different places and which are from another family. The point is I've never seen blueberries growing on a tree before, only growing at ground level! Can someone enlighten me?
Jenny W has found the answer and I give a wiki link here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amelanchier
Thank you, jenny!
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Larry,
Many thanks to you both!
Best regards, Doug
Evan,
Jaap,
Doug,
Very many thanks!
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