Not yet. But a promise of good things to come!

I love the sense of depth in this scene, Andy. The apricots add the ideal foreground interest. All the best, Joe

Thank you, Joe!
I should have added more detail to the notes, I do sometimes forget that not everyone knows where I live in Spain! People do occasionally ask me what the far distant mountains are. Well, they're part of the Sistema Central, a series of chains of mountains that cross the centre of the Iberian peninsula about half way up and passing close to Madrid. The main sections are the Sierra de Gredos (scene of that great book and film 'For Whom The Bell Tolls') and further east, The Sierra de Guadarrama (sometimes called the mountains of Madrid).

Danke für das hübsche Bild mit dieser Erklärung, Andy!

Marvelous capture!

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Superbe image avec l'abricotier en avant plan !
Bonne journée. Amitiés

wel composed view

Very well composed Andy.

ils ont l'air gros ? j'adore les abricots *******************bonne journée Andy !

Thank you. Yes, a big variety. And, by coicidence similar to those on an apricot tree I inherited in a house near London, many years ago. Both are the most perfect apricots ever!

A fine shot ~ full of promise

Belle récolte à venir !!!!

Fine composition and a very nice wide view, Andy !

Looking good so far Andy.

Appetizing fruits!
Great vastness ,Andy!

The apricots are looking good Andy and that view is magnificent. Very well composed and taken.

Wonderfully composed,Andy! And yes full of promise!

Best greetings
Füsun

Fantastic landscape here - and to think you will soon have apricots straight from the tree - wow. I'm sure your sister will know what's planted in that vegetable patch. My daughter has lemons, oranges and pomegranates in her garden - it must be great to pick them all fresh. Her husband loves being in the garden and is growing all salad vegetables - wish he was here to have a go at my garden.

Thank you, Jenny!
As mentioned in my earlier reply, the garden is 100% my brother-in'law's. All my sister is expected to do is cook the proceeds!
However, I know exactly what's grown, as follows: courgettes, red and green peppers, chillies, garlic, many types of onion, lettuce, green beans. Chives. Mint, rosemary, thyme, oregano, spring onion, aubergines. 3 types of potato, celery, leeks,.apricots, pears, plums, blackberries. Gooseberry (unheard of in Spsin but he's giving them a go this year. ), various squashes and cucumbers, and cherries and last but not least, many different tomato varieties. Enough to fill 2 of their three freezers and.give lots away to friends. It keeps him off the streets anyway!

Oh wow, he's definitely a horticulturist isn't he? Ideal too for making sure you always have plenty of vegetables and fruit. Amazing

Andy, what a beautiful photo! wow, you composed this beautifully Andy. I love the close-up view and the distant fields, all so nice to look at. Well done. Best wishes, Sarah

Très beau cadrage !!

So healthy and fresh, lovely perspective

A fine view Andy love apricots.
All tha best.
TOZ

I love Cornwall of course, but I did miss this view! Thank you, Gordon!

ik denk dat er veel appels en ander fruit komt andy dank voor je beloften

LUSCIOUS !!

nd wonderful view !

AND PAM!!!!!
i HAVE JUST OPENED YOUR CHRISTMAS CARD!!!!!! MAKES ME FEEL GUILTY AS I STOPPED SENDING THEM A YEAR OR SO BACK AS DID SO MANY OTHER LAZY PEOPLE. WE SEND ONLINE CARDS NOW BUT I DIDN'T EVEN DO MUCH OF THAT LAST YEAR AS SOMETHING, I FORGET WHAT, GOT IN THE WAY!
STILL, IT WAS A LOVELY LOVELY SURPRISE!! THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART!!

great framing and focus !