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…

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?

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! 🍅
Yes, you are a creative bunch! It’s a lot of fun!
Great line up. Love seeing how everyone else interprets the remit 🙂 Lots of fun 🙂
You’re right that interpretation is always a lot of fun to see; it’s good to be surprised 🙂