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Sunday, March 4, 2007
Wish upon a star
We caught a glimpse of last night's lunar eclipse, the sky was clear and it was a great show! Sorry, no pictures of it... Will the star fruits and cashews do?
In time: Geraldo just posted some great pictures of the eclipse on his blog e-postcards! Click here to see them!
I thought the eclipse was amazing and stunning. Sadly I don't have any pictures either. I was driving down the road having to watch it from the car. I love your pictures. I know little about star fruit but I think it makes a spread look like so much fun!
Great photos !!! Fresh fruit . We could see the eclipse too. A few hours ago it rains all the time. Yes, the fiels are green here but the trees are not green and blossomed.
We missed the eclipse. Hadn't heard about it. I guess we should watch the news more often. The star fruit and cashews are so interesting. I'm loving all your beautiful pictures. Is the cashew attached to a fruit? I've never seen that before. Most unusual. Cris, I don't know the bread you mean at Outback. I've only been there once and that was a few years ago. The only unusual Aussie bread I can think of is "damper". Could that be it? Where did you learn to speak English so well?
Thank you all for your nice comments. There are two types of start fruit that I know of, sour and sweet, and the sweet one makes great juice! The cashew also makes great juice, and the seed makes the cashew nut, which is considered both a seed and a nut, and it is outside the fruit.
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It was very cloudy here. We couldn't see it either..
If your heart is in your dream
No request is too extreme
When you wish upon a star
As dreamers do
Thanks Cris for remembering Pinocchio! :-))
Great photos! That reminds me I'll be in Fortaleza this weekend: huge cashews there!
They sure will do :-)
Great colors and shapes....
I thought the eclipse was amazing and stunning. Sadly I don't have any pictures either. I was driving down the road having to watch it from the car.
I love your pictures. I know little about star fruit but I think it makes a spread look like so much fun!
Lindas as fotos! Já fiz doce de carambola cortado como estrelas e ficou muito bonito!
Excelentes fotos.Gosto da composição e do ponto de vista.Excelentes cores e luminosidade.Bom trabalho!
Great photos !!! Fresh fruit .
We could see the eclipse too. A few hours ago it rains all the time.
Yes, the fiels are green here but the trees are not green and blossomed.
Your pictures do perfectly :-)
We also saw the moon eclpise, in Norway. It was great. I was so surprised to see the moon as a huge orange ballon.
We missed the eclipse. Hadn't heard about it. I guess we should watch the news more often.
The star fruit and cashews are so interesting. I'm loving all your beautiful pictures.
Is the cashew attached to a fruit? I've never seen that before. Most unusual.
Cris, I don't know the bread you mean at Outback. I've only been there once and that was a few years ago.
The only unusual Aussie bread I can think of is "damper". Could that be it?
Where did you learn to speak English so well?
the start look really edible , how do they taste sweet or sour
Thank you all for your nice comments. There are two types of start fruit that I know of, sour and sweet, and the sweet one makes great juice! The cashew also makes great juice, and the seed makes the cashew nut, which is considered both a seed and a nut, and it is outside the fruit.
haha!! that was a sweet twist to the lunar eclipse!!! :)
GREAT pictures, Cris!! And the post title and text couldn't be more inspired... Way to go! ;o)
I saw almost the whole eclipse, as I was driving in the car and the night was clear. Beautiful pics, cris, and I love the ones of the red moon.
pity i cudnt c the eclipse.. but i do love the star fruit :)
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