The Promise of Pears

We have had this tree for years . We planted it in hopes of canning the pears from it. Until recently there were seldom enough to fill a quart jar in any one year. Lately it has been producing a little better but the birds and squirrels seem to get to them before I do and I am now content to let them have them. It still goves me nice photos

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Susan Wakely]

Beautiful blossom. Pleased to see you back. I have missed you.

[JackieR]

Beautiful diagonal minimal image

[Corinne C]

Graceful image

[Maggiemae]

Some pear trees have more pears than you could -- what! Swing a cat to? No...!

[Phil Howcroft]

I look forward to the pear photos Katy

[Kathy A]

Hopefully you get a good crop this year

[Diana]

I love this diagonal of the beautiful blossoms.

[Brian]

Wondrous

[Krista Mae]

How lovely! I love the composition!

[Granagringa]

simplicity wins the day !

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That's the toughest part of growing anything- getting to the produce before the critters and birds do! Pretty shot.

[Kathy]

I like how the branch glides through the frame.

[Marilyn Wigen]

Gorgeous! Composition, colors, lines… mmmwah!

[Mary Siegle]

Mustn’t underestimate the gift of good photos it gives you each year—like this one!

[katy]

@joansmor thank you so much Joan
@wakelys thank you Sue. It’s nice to be missed.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond my debated, whether to use the diagonal or the vertical one I took. Glad you like the diagonal.
@corinnec so nice of you to say Corinne
@maggiemae I know, but this is not one of them
@phil_howcroft I hope to get some for you also Phil. That is if I remember.
@kjarn I have about given up hope Kathy
@ludwigsdiana I’m glad you like it Dianna. I took one on the vertical that wasn’t as nice in my opinion.
@briaan so very generous of you to say Brian
@peekysweets I’m thrilled that you do Krista
@granagringa I feel the same way Madeline. Thank you.
@olivetreeann thank you, Ann. It’s a constant battle here.
@randystreat I’m glad you like it Kathy thank you
@marilyn always so complementary of my meager efforts. Thanks, Sissy.
@mcsiegle well, there is that! Thanks, Mary

[Tunia McClure]

The blossoms seem small until you fill a whole tree with them.