Roadside Apples

There is a lane at the end of our village, that leads to what is not even big enough to be called a hamlet, but it has provided me with numerous photographic opportunities & today was no exception. Am always surprised to see apple trees in amongst other trees & hedgerows, I always wonder how they got there!
There is a saying that an apple never falls far from the tree & this was the case with most of the fruit of this tree, as it lays rotting around the base. There were however, a few still on the branches, hence today's photo.
They also reminded me of the childrens game "Bobbing for apples", which is associated with Halloween, which of course is tomorrow.

[Phil Sandford]

It’s November the day after tomorrow. How come there are still apples on the trees. Lovely colours.

[Henri Russell]

Great photo.

[Shirley B]

They may be Crab Apples, we have a few of those in the hedges around here.

[Babs]

They look delicious. I remember bobbing for apples when I was a child.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such gorgeous red apples -- look so tempting !

[Brennie B]

lovely red apples. want to pick one or two or four!

[Paul]

Lovely capture :)

[KoalaGardens🐨]

they are very ready!

[Lou Ann]

Wonderful capture. Love the white background, the apples pop on it.

[Suzanne]

They look lovely, how odd for it to be there

[Richard Brown]

Lovely red hope there not poisoned ;)

[CC Folk]

So pretty against the sky! Love it!

[Casablanca]

Snow White, don't eat it.......!! Such a delicious colour. I remember bobbing for apples as a kid.

[Mandy]

Look good enough to eat - feel like I can just read out and touch them.

[Carole Sandford]

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Many thanks for all your great comments- thoughts of Snow White went through my head too, but I don’t think there was really anything sinister.