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Growing up on a small farm on the Sunshine Coast gave me a childhood of wonderful experiences. On our farm we had five mango trees, and my brother and I spent most of our summer holidays climbing the trees or gorging on the fruit. Surprisingly, I still love them and look forward to the first fruit of the season to tell me summer is on its way!
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How wonderful to be able to pick mangoes in your garden. They are the most wonderful taste.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great treasure, I wonder if Mango's would grow in Tennessee. We have apple and pear trees.
ReplyDeleteI love mangoes, so I think you've chosen a treasure to both of us.
ReplyDeleteMy mum said that I always appreciated mangoes with my elbows... eating them as a child was always undertaken outside and followed by a good hosing (ahh, the days before air-con.....)
ReplyDeleteOh I am so with you Caroline. My cousin has a Mango farm and my daughter has her own tree and it's a Bowen so we are huge mango lovers here. Your picture looked so yummy and I could almost smell that wonderful mango smell. Great Treasure!
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