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Most known as Redcurrant in English. This berry is a true gift from mother nature, not only is highly rich in C vitamin but as well you can do jams, juice, pies, drinks, filling for pies and roasted meats, and in Portugal there is even a concentrate drink made of it (search for “Groselha” on google) that you can mix with water, soda or beer. Besides this, we can also make fie photos with them…
Somewhere in Sweden
03-08-2010
Olympus SP 560 UZ
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Coming from Portugal, established in Sweden since 2010. “I tell what I see, I see what I tell.”
Self tought. I am still learning, I allways will be! Landscapes and nature were, are and allways will be my favourite thing to shoot. Other motifs? Yeah, they will come as well…
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Very nice capture
Thanks so much Larry!
– João Figueiredo
Thanks Ruth!! I’m very happy with the feature! :)
– João Figueiredo
This is lovely Joao……………..we grew these in the garden when I was a child………………..I think your photo is more tasteful if my memory serves me well……………………Joyce!!
lol Thanks! I kind of have an idea of what that feels! Here in Sweden I cannot have most of the things I had in Portugal (lemon, orange, mandarin orange, quince, japanese persimmon, plums, peach trees and grape yard and a passion fruit bush to be more specific). Thanks for the fave and the comment! :)
– João Figueiredo
Stunning colors and clarity, Joao!
Thank you so much Glenn, very much appreciated!
– João Figueiredo