Tag: Prickly pear
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Naturens Skafferi
Den här veckan har Denzil valt att låta oss fota det som finns att hitta i naturen som är ätbart. Ett brett tema med tanke på att hela naturen är som ett enda stort skafferi. Johannesbrödträdet, ett typiskt träd i Medelhavsområdet tillhörande baljväxtfamiljen där den är störst med sin 4000-åriga historia! Fruktskidorna är ätbara men trädet…
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Flower of The Day
Now the cactus is blooming and within a few months we can pick tasty and sweet Prickly pears for free. When you see them like this it feels hard to believe that they will be edible. Cee’s Photo Challenge Flower of The Day
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In search of Autumn
When the prickly pear cactus fruit are ready to eat, it’s autumn. This delicious fruit has a sweet, melon-like aroma and grows wild throughout Malta and Gozo. Tasty and said to be healthy but with a prickly skin. This giant flower, like the other images in this post were chosen for their colors, to give…
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Saturday’s mix from Malta
Tack finaste bloggvännen Beate för det mjuka paketet som kom med posten. Hahaa.. vilken överraskning, till glädje för både mig och Fanny. Två färgstarka leksaker att tugga och bita i. Behövs verkligen, hon biter i allt!Ice cream in November! I prefer this prickly pears but not to pick them by myself.You always find something to…
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Sunday pics from Malta…
Yesterday we took the car out to the countryside here in Malta… …in search for signs of the autumn and this is what we found. Click on an images to enlarge.We went to Blue Grotto located on the southern coast of Malta. A popular spot for tourists during high season. In November, a popular spot…
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Tuesday’s thoughts
At the moment, I feel quite ambivalent and don´t know what to photograph or why I photograph what I actually photograph. Macro, people, architecture, flowers, my everyday life here in Malta. There´s so much I want to share, but sometimes my posts may looks a bit incoherent. That’s life! Hope you enjoy this anyway. Cactus…
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Prickly Pear Cactus
The Prickly Pear Cactus plant produces a delicious fruit in September here in Malta. They grow wild in the countryside and you can pick freely as many as you like. But watch out, they have a lots of thorns. You can also buy them at a green grocery for 45 cents each, then you get…