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Figs ripening (Original Post)
elleng
Aug 2024
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Bayard
(24,145 posts)1. My Dad used to love fig preserves with slices of lemon in them
I think its a southern thang.
catbyte
(35,831 posts)2. That brings back a memory.
I grew up in northern Lower Michigan. When I was 12, my grandma and I took the train from Chicago to visit relatives in Lodi, California. They had a huge fig tree in their back yard and I thought it was the most exotic thing I'd ever seen, lol. My only exposure to figs was Fig Newtons (blech) and the fresh figs were a revelation.
Beautiful photo and thanks for the memory!
elleng
(136,320 posts)3. Nice memory!
I've always LIKED fig newtons, and hadn't seen a fig til I moved here!
catbyte
(35,831 posts)5. I'm an Oreo girl.
HeartsCanHope
(741 posts)4. Excited to see the fruit after ripening.
Thanks for sharing!