One does a whole painting for one peach and people think just the opposite–
that particular peach is but a detail.
Pablo Picasso
(a close up of a South Carolina peach / Julie Cook / 2015 )
Oh how our time is now quickly passing. . .
Gone too soon will be your tender touch,
your tickely fuzz upon my lips
and your lush sweetness dribbling down my chin. . .
(peach pit / Julie Cook / 2015)
(a close up of a South Carolina peach / Julie Cook / 2015 )
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Julie, our growing season is much shorter than your but yesterday I bought some Ontario peaches grown in Niagara where I grew up – the first available this summer. I will probably overdose on them in the next few days as they are so delicious!! God has given the world such amazing treats.
it’s how I know the season is waning–the GA peaches are gone, now it’s the South Carolina, next will be the Pennsylvania and New York, and then it’s done. . .and I so love a fresh juicy peach 🙂
Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh! Yummy
indeed!!
Very tastefully done! 🙂 🙂 🙂
tasty indeed 🙂
Hehehe
Ode to peach… love it 🙂
That peach pit has a lot of character too.
Thank you–yes the pit certainly has wonderful charm 🙂
Oh my these peaches look just as sweet as you! Loved your photos! Sure made me hungry for some peaches. Hugs, N 🙂 ❤