Very Melo

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Herts Mike
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Very Melo

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Tina
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Re: Very Melo

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Certainly very prolific, do you find more pop up on a sunny day ?
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Indeed they do.
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Re: Very Melo

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Almost enough for a jam making session! :grin:
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Re: Very Melo

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They don’t taste particularly pleasant (at least in the case of matanzanus)!
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