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Summer highlights

 

One of our neighbours has a big plum tree that overhangs on my property so every Summer we shake the tree and gather the plums that fall down, this year has been a bumper crop.



This one taken at our favouite beach - Rapahoe on a sizzling hot Sunday morning. We really have had a hot season so far. I've had holiday makers come into my work from places such as Christchurch, Nelson, Kaikoura and Blenheim because we are having hot weather. 

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Comments

local alien said…
A wonderful Sunday morning view! Lap it up. Sun and sea
Those plums look delicious, I wouldn't let them go to waste.
Lydia C. Lee said…
THe stone fruit is brilliant atm. Just loving it! Lovely beach shot too #ThruMyLens
roentare said…
Sea breeze is always a bonus for me. Love the view
Rapahoe Beach, good memories from my childhood.
magiceye said…
The plums look ready to eat while lounging on the beach!
Iris Flavia said…
Ahhh, this is so good to see! Warms my heart in -2C!
s.c said…
Time for a plum cake.
Tom said…
...thanks for the preview of summer.
Sharon said…
Those plums look delicious.
DawnTreader said…
Ah, summer... Feel so very far away here at the moment!!
Tigger's Mum said…
You lucky plum scavenger! I got given a couple of handfuls a few weeks ago (Wilson's Early) and enjoyed every one of them but I need a plum tree of my own - jam, sauce, spiced pickled plums, eat plums till my tummy hurts....🙄
Bill said…
Kick back and enjoy the sun and have a plum. :)
Klara said…
I can imagine myself in that hot sand.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Sign me up for plums and sunny beaches!!
William Kendall said…
Don't think I've ever had plum

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