We are starting to pick feijoas again - good crop this year although the 2 trees have developed a lean after all the wet weather.
Collected this produce yesterday morning:
The feijoas even though they are green are still ripe to eat - when ripe they fall off the tree. This variety of Tamarillo don't seem to develop a deep red colour when ripe but they are still nice eating. We are still picking cherry gauvas although they are nearly finished. The Babaco fruit fell off after a storm the other night - probably won't ripen enough to eat. Also 1 duck egg and 1 chook egg from the 2 new chickens - quite small so far as they have only just started laying.
Weeds being eaten regularly at present as potherbs : Purslane , Sowthistle, Cobbler's pegs, Amaranth, Galinsoga , Warrigal greens. Usually I go around and pick a bit of this and that and then it is boiled for a short period.
Here's a nice photo of some Eastern Grey Kangaroos that were feeding
outside the B&B we stayed in at Stanthorpe recently
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