Ever seen a baby orange before? 🧡🍊
baby orange!
11 Wednesday May 2022
11 Wednesday May 2022
21 Monday Feb 2022
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inFor some reason I haven’t come across any groups of orange harvesters this year, but I did happen across this skip outside the Patio de los Naranjos. Many people think these oranges are used for marmalade but in fact the city harvest (approx 6 million kilos from 50,000 trees) is not consumed due to its constant exposure to pollution. It’s used to make fertilisers, cosmetics, fodder for goats and, since 2020, to generate biogas, which is obtained from the juice and used to purify wastewater. Thus endeth the lesson. 🍊
25 Tuesday Jan 2022
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They are everywhere all of a sudden, from all over Spain.
Every kind of orange you can imagine. 🍊
12 Tuesday Jan 2021
Posted sevilla
in15 Tuesday Dec 2020
It’s that time of year when we (hopefully) get enough rain throughout the winter months to see us through the long hot dry spell that is May to October in Sevilla. Trust me, drought summers here are not fun. But this makes going out even trickier (for me) at the moment as I am still limiting myself to once or twice a week and so NOW those days also have to fall on a non-rainy one. But this day was perfect. Lovely and sunny and still warm enough midday to only need a light jacket and the oranges are reaching their peak. Love Sevilla ❤