dearest friend
these autumn colours
bring to mind
fall feasting
on jujubes and persimmons
(before snow flakes fall)
© Gsk ‘16
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a lovely visual !
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Many thanks!
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Beautiful words and photograph !
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Thank you.
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Harmony in both
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🙂 glad you found it so!
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“jujubes and persimmons”
What an interesting food combination — a strongly visual and expressive shadorma.
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They can be found ripening right now in our fields. The jujubes are more a traditional sort of fruit, and are rarely actually found in a store any more whereas the persimmons now have very many new hybrid qualities, some of which are already on the market shelves.
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I was thinking, too, of a penny candy called jujubes — hard (versus todays soft) gummy candy — licorice or anise flavoured, or multi — Haven’t see a penny candy counter in years.
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Ah … I think maybe I have heard about them … we do have candy stands in the street markets and fairs .. including candy you can buy at weight instead of being packaged. My son has a jujube tree and a persimmon tree in his garden .. that’s why they come to mind for me in autumn.
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What does the jujube tree fruit taste like. Curious me.
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it’s a tart fruit … and an acquired taste from my point of view … when it gets really ripe the skins turn brown and they are sweeter much kind of grainy. I preferred looking at them or writing about them rather than eating them 😉
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What a lovely moment you’ve captured in your Shadorma
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Thanks .. I love that particular view from Padua which always brings me back to the simple pleasures of autumn fruits.
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