With a challenge that has as many opportunities of subjects as this week’s theme of fruit, I expected to see quite a bit of variety; I was not disappointed, as your selection went across the globe for your fruits!

Of course, I was not surprised by the quality of all the work presented here.  It’s heartwarming to see the effort that you put into this challenge, and it brings a smile to my face to see all of your creativity at work.

As I mentioned in the challenge post that tomatoes are a fruit, here’s a bowl of fruit…

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Delicious tomatoes!

The following were this week’s participants in the challenge with links to their posts:

  • Michelle of Southern By Design photographed an apple tree with great beauty!
  • James, whose blog is James McEwan, shared a wonderful image of Rowan berries.
  • Emily’s Zombie Flamingos showcased some beauteous tomatoes with wondrous variety!
  • LadyLeeManilla posted a great variety of fruits, that you just have to go check out.
  • Sonya’s Middleton Road captured a sculpture, titled Fruits of the Garden, that stands by the waterfront in Wellington.
  • Judith’s post in Nature Knows Best showed off a stunning array of fruits closing with an elephant to look like it’s made up of fruit!
  • Steve’s Steve Newcomb Photography featured his favorite fruit, grapes, in a series of gorgeous images!
  • Nikki’s blog  A Kinder Way gave an excellent twist to this week’s topic by providing us with a beer and a slice of lime!  Great combination!
  • Debbie, in Forgiving Journal, shared the fruits of her labor, which includes a wonderful tomato!

I hope that I got everyone’s posts! Go check out each other’s posts and enjoy the wonderful range of expressions that we find!

Who can guess what the next challenge will be?

4 responses

  1. Love this Frank! What an interesting line up of posts. We are creative, aren’t we? Looking forward to checking them out. Blessings to all! 🍅

  2. Yes, you are a creative bunch! It’s a lot of fun!

  3. Great line up. Love seeing how everyone else interprets the remit 🙂 Lots of fun 🙂

    1. You’re right that interpretation is always a lot of fun to see; it’s good to be surprised 🙂

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