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Trees around Ireland (14)
Victorian Walled Garden at Kyelmore Abbey
Connemara
County Galway, Ireland
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Totally could sees European do that -to provide more space? Or, espaliering once was very popular. To be tidy? The brick wall close does make for an interesting background:)
Late, but this is mine for this week!
https://artworksfromjeshstg.wordpress.com/2018/02/03/square-and-tree/
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I like the texture of trees and brick wall on the first photo, but I like the creative design of the second photo.
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Clingy little tree but it sure makes the fruit picking easier! Love it!
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I couldn’t decipher, but the trees may have been trained to grow near the wall. It does seem to make picking easier. 😉
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Read my palm? https://judydykstrabrown.com/2018/02/04/sunday-trees-feb-4-2018/
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I thought those were pears when I first saw them. What a creative way to make picking the fruit easier!
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I’m not 100% positive they are pears, but they resemble them in shape, color, and etchings when over-ripe! Have a great week!
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what type of fruit is that? It looks nice with the warm-toned brick and the green…
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The fruit seems to be pears.
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thanks – looks like that to me too – 🙂
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and hope it did not seem an obvious ask- but I first saw on my mobile and it was not clear – but is now….
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