I have been eating more oranges than usual lately and hope that the supply never ends. The oranges in the photo appeal to me more than 'gators. Are they really there in that area as an attraction?
I thought they stopped selling baby gators because they grow up to become problems, to say nothing of the attack on wild gator populations. Ripe Florida oranges have always been a treat.
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Weird combination.
I have been eating more oranges than usual lately and hope that the supply never ends. The oranges in the photo appeal to me more than 'gators. Are they really there in that area as an attraction?
Makes me think of the fresh oranges a friend of my dad's use to send to us from Florida when I was small.
I do love fresh oranges! I have had them in Florida, and last week I was picking fresh grapefruit off the tree in Arizona.
Quite different from any Montreal scene! :)
Um, am I being a downer if I wonder what the heck these people are doing with live baby gators?
I like the citrus...
Yes I agree. A typical Florida scene... but not boring to a typical tourist like me.
Adoro laranjas.
Um abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
With all the sun that must be tasty oranges!
Where is mamma gator?
Pat asks a good question! The oranges would tempt me.
I thought they stopped selling baby gators because they grow up to become problems, to say nothing of the attack on wild gator populations. Ripe Florida oranges have always been a treat.
Poor little baby gators.
Uhm...not entirely sure what the two have in common.
Very inviting!
Yep. It's kind of a wonder that so many people come anyway. And stay. (Us included)....
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