Season of mist and mellow fruitfulness...
... as Keats so eloquently wrote.
And it’s true ... apart from the choko we had peaches, passionfruit and a fine crop of olives this year from our garden. I’m going to try pickling the olives. It’s my first time so I’ll see how that goes.
It's a result of the long hot summer.... we aren’t the only ones with fruitful abundances ... Matt, a young work colleague who, like me, enjoys talking about food brought me some of his harvest of chillies. Aren’t they pretty?
And it’s true ... apart from the choko we had peaches, passionfruit and a fine crop of olives this year from our garden. I’m going to try pickling the olives. It’s my first time so I’ll see how that goes.
It's a result of the long hot summer.... we aren’t the only ones with fruitful abundances ... Matt, a young work colleague who, like me, enjoys talking about food brought me some of his harvest of chillies. Aren’t they pretty?
7 Comments:
Corrr! Imagine the spicy goodness you could concoct with those little beauties!
hey ms mac ... looks like you've come over all poetic there! I hope its not catching ;)
ever since the wanderer came back from India it's been curry every night. I love it!
In Greece they put a sheet under the tree and shake the branches. May save you time. Lucky you to have such a fruitful garden.
hi rosie ... I'm with you on that ... curries are hard to beat.
Hello pi ... I heard they also use a rake to encourage the olives out of the trees ... I am lucky I know ...
MMMHHHHH........... Curry! Love it!
I can remember learning that poem by Keats when I was at school!
Loved the pictures!
Hello maggie may ... the chillies are so pretty ... aren't they?
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