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12 comments:
Looks like they might be nearly ready for harvest.
That is heaven.
I would love to have that tree on my farm.
I love orange tree blossoms.
What a nice find. It is a beautiful tree, heavy with fruit. Aren't people tempted to take a souvenir as they walk by?
I remember how excited I was the first (and only) time I discovered an orange tree in Jerusalem. It was in Nachlaot.
beautiful tree ! :)
I would love to have such a tree, but I live too far north...
This is a healthy looking tree. Did you manage to get an orange?
Squeezeable!
A lot of C vitamins :)
I wish I had a tree like this.
It is beautiful.
A photo full of life!
It's common in Lisbon and Lemmon Trees too.
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