Babs Young writes: The cherry blossoms are beginning to pop. Not all are out yet, but they are coming on, maybe a bit late. They seem to be in abundance none the less. I’m sure these will be great cherries sometime after the 4th of July.
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Torch Lake Views 
Anna
May 16, 2011
A beautiful capture! Thinking fresh, homemade cherry pie. 🙂
Gerry
May 16, 2011
You really like to take the long view don’t you Anna! I guess I’d better start practicing making piecrust.
Belinda
May 16, 2011
Cherries, sound yummy.
Around here everyone is picking strawberries and making jam.
Gerry
May 16, 2011
Already?!? Amazing. I love strawberries. One day there will be some. Last year the Romeyns put their early strawberries out on June 9. I cannot imagine that will happen this year.
Joss
May 18, 2011
Yes, here in Britain spring, and winter before it, came three weeks early this year. I have gooseberries half-way done and tiny apples visible already. Beautiful picture of your blossom. Ours is well past now.
Gerry
May 18, 2011
We’re a bit behind, but it feels like things are coming along now. If we can only get through the next two weeks without a hard freeze we should be fine.
I love the very name of gooseberries. My grandmother had gooseberry and currant bushes, and they’re a happy memory.