The warmth of the heavy sun has brought to us the sour cherries and apricots. I had thought they froze, but I was wrong.
Our kids are still here. The days full of waves of gentle peace…something I am not resisting.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
They look perfect and yummy!
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Nothing better than sun ripped cherries, still warm and juicy right off the tree.
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Ohhh, the cherries… I miss cherries that aren’t $9 a kilo and have travelled thousands of kilometres. My sister in France has half a dozen cherry trees, and it always arouses serious envy when she tells me they’re in fruit.
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Now I need to get busy!
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the cherries look great!
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I need to get right on them!
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I’m glad the kids are still with you. Enjoy them — and the cherries.
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The cherries bring back memories of picking them from my grandparents’ trees. Great times with my cousins.
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The grandchildren love to so. I hope they have great memories also!
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Make the most of these days Linda – they grow up all too quickly.
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They do. And it seems like they live way too far off.
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You enjoy those cherries, apricots and those welcome visitors! I’m enjoying your flowers 😀
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Now I have WORK to do…but yummy stuff next winter!
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Those cherries are making me most envious.
I think you would have to chain me up if you wanted
fruit for your no doubt great cherry pies.
I would be worse than cherry eating birds. ha ha.
A cold change from the South Pole is gripping us here
at present – sunny day but up on the river in Brisbane
with the winds, the temperature is about 5 Celsius colder
than in the centre of the CBD ! Brrrrrrrrrrrr – territory.
Enjoy your cherries – lucky buggers. They cost a fortune
here in Brisbane but when Mum and Dad (RIP) lived
in Young, cherry picking time was the ideal visiting
period. The town, Young, is the Cherry capital of Australia.
I reckon Kate has been to Young in Cherry and Plum time.
Cheers
Colin
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Your cherries are beautiful! Glad the kids are with you!
)))hugs(((
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The fruit is what I miss from Delta and Mesa counties…you are blessed!
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It’s nice to be wrong sometime. I’m more fond of fresh apricots off the tree than cherries but glad you have both and grand kids to boot. 🙂
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