Hawthorn berries, Johnson Street.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- Dan Allen
- Blue Bell Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
- Dan Allen lives in Philadelphia's Blue Bell Hill neighborhood. He eats a lot of cheese, drinks a lot of beer, and thinks that you should too. He also loves to write and talk about these and other things pertaining to good food and drink. As much as possible, he follows a locavore life style, meaning that most of what he eats, drinks, and writes about is local to Philadelphia and environs. (By the way, he tends to go on and on about all this, so unless you have a lot of time on your hands, it's best that you not get him started.)
4 comments:
I love the contrast between the berries in sharp focus and the soft background. That's so beautiful! I've never knew the name of these trees before. I'll have to remember that!
I don't have a Hawthorne anymore but once did. It had thorns on it larger and longer than any needle my wide or mother had at the time. I was always amazed that squirrels could jump into it and run through it without being impaled.
This photo is nicer than those I just took of crabapples. I was hoping but it doesn't look good to me. I like your photo a lot better.
Greetings Dan :) I came by from Abe's blog and what a lovely sight. Now I know how a hawthorn berry looks like.
You see, we have this 'flatted' hawthorn flakes from China and it is candied and packed into little tubes. We have this when we were young but with the tainted milk scare now not many pple are buying stuff from China.
Anyway..have a nice day :D
Beautiful bokeh!
Post a Comment