The conference is taking all my time first meeting is at 8:00 am and last meeting on the 12th was 7:00 pm. Outside the convention hall was this tree, asking the native SC, I found out it was a Kumquat tree
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@scooter Thank you Scooter, The conference is going well, but the days are long @semrants Thank you Sarah, They are a little bit sour, never knowingly saw a tree before @sourkraut Thank you Lina, Before joining 365, I never used layers, now I see where they are helpful @kellyjo26 Thank you Kelly, They are but it is an interesting taste.
@lovemyflowers Thank you Maya, They aren't bad you should try them @laurentye Thank you Lauren, I thought it was an interesting tree so asked those who lived here what it was. @vernabeth Thank you Beth, On new objects for myself that layering two or more views helps me remember it for future reference
That's interesting. In South Africa we call those loquats. What we call kumquat is a small, bitter citrus fruit. I suspect your informant got his quats mixed up! Both are fruits of Chinese origin.
@eleanor Thank you Eleanor, I googled both of them and from my picture I really can't tell which one I captured. I have heard of kumquats before, even tasted them; I have not heard of loquats. Thank you for the correction.
May 18th, 2011
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@semrants Thank you Sarah, They are a little bit sour, never knowingly saw a tree before
@sourkraut Thank you Lina, Before joining 365, I never used layers, now I see where they are helpful
@kellyjo26 Thank you Kelly, They are but it is an interesting taste.
@laurentye Thank you Lauren, I thought it was an interesting tree so asked those who lived here what it was.
@vernabeth Thank you Beth, On new objects for myself that layering two or more views helps me remember it for future reference