Monday, October 22, 2007

Orange Oranges

picture photograph image orange orangey oranges 2007 copyright of sam breach http://becksposhnosh.blogspot.com/



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Valencia Oranges from Will's Avocados

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10 comments:

  1. sallywrites22/10/07 09:55

    Good picture..

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  2. meathenge22/10/07 10:24

    mMMmMmmm, citrus. Love citrus. Can feel the zest right now, freshy.

    xo, Biggles

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  3. Anonymous22/10/07 11:13

    Hehe, love the simple post! It reminds me of the song "Bowl of Oranges" by bright eyes.

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  4. ChrisB22/10/07 11:15

    This reminds me of 'Oranges are not the only fruit'!

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  5. Dagny22/10/07 11:28

    They look like the kind of oranges I used to get in the Mission. Pretty.

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  6. cookiecrumb22/10/07 12:20

    I got more for you. Free. Soon.
    xx

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  7. Christina22/10/07 18:37

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  8. Christina22/10/07 20:23

    Good light. Good colors. Great photo.

    I want to thank you for the work that you do emphasizing local food. We Californians have it relatively easy eating locally, but your blog, though California-based, makes local eating sexy to the entire world. Thank you.

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  9. Beccy23/10/07 05:30

    So what are you planning for those oranges or are you just easting them as they are?

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  10. Unknown23/10/07 09:39

    Beautiful lighting and focus. Makin' me hungry.

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