The mango trees are covered in blossom and already have hundreds of tiny fruit. Many of the fruitlets (is that a word?) will fall off or be blown off by the wind. Last year all of the fruit fell before it matured. It was the worst year ever for mango growers. So far this season looks very promising.
My favourite way of eating mango is after they have been dehydrated. I have a food dryer and I'm planning to have it go into mass production this summer :-) I may share the produce with friends and family. That is after I put aside several truckloads for myself. I told you I really do like dried mango.
Speaking of the promise of good things to come, I took this photo of a path down to the sea yesterday. I love the "light at the end of the tunnel" atmosphere. I was hoping to get a nice sunset photo. Mostly cloudless skies are not producing the best sunsets, but I'm glad I snapped this one.
Even though the sunsets may not be as spectacular as I hope for, I've included the last photo so that you know they are not rubbish either.
Maybe the light at the end of the tunnel is a good omen.
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