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Gooseberries

The start of Gooseberries, we call them Gusgogs. I like them when they are hard and sour.
6th June 2013 6th Jun 13

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Linda
Good fucus and detail. I have never seen any gooseberries.
June 6th, 2013  
tony gig
@grannysue Thank you Linda, if you like sour fruit they are lovely, but a lot of people cook them in pies with plenty of sugar.
June 6th, 2013  
👑 AnaZad
Nice close up. I haven't tried them yet.
June 6th, 2013  
Graham Thresher
A brilliant close up.
June 6th, 2013  
Claire
Fabulous close up
June 6th, 2013  
Tina Cook
I like the lighting!
June 6th, 2013  
Sue Rose
Great close up Tony. They are a wonderful colour. It made me purse my lips just reading that you like them hard and sour!
June 6th, 2013  
Yvonne
I have never heard of them. They look a little fuzzy. Great close up, Tony.
June 6th, 2013  
elkehochban
Beautiful! Love gooseberries, but have never seen them grown here.
June 7th, 2013  
Tony
Lovely shades of green.
June 7th, 2013  
Brenda T. Schwartz
I've never seen these or eaten one. Do you peel it?
June 7th, 2013  
Tracey H-N
They look like little hot air balloons. I don't think I've ever had them.
June 7th, 2013  
Marley Ks
Nice - I have never seen those before
June 7th, 2013  
Mr. Spock
Nice close-up, Tony!
June 7th, 2013  
alia_801
Cool focus and detail!
June 7th, 2013  
John Falconer ace
Fabulous detail and focussing Tony.
June 7th, 2013  
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@johnfalconer @alia_801 @spock @x1nij @traceyhn @btorrey @tonydebont @timandelke @yonnie @suesmith @tinac1 @claireuk @thresheg @anazad511

Thank you all very much for the lovely comments. @btorrey Brenda no you just top and tail them then eat them.
June 7th, 2013  
Christine
Good shot. I love gooseberries. I know them as Gusgogs as well!
June 7th, 2013  
tony gig
@chris17 Thank you Christine, you are the only one that know them as Gusgogs.
June 7th, 2013  
Kd Wallis
Never heard of them before. How big are they?
June 8th, 2013  
tony gig
@kdimagery Thank you Kd, they are a lot bigger than a grape.
June 8th, 2013  
Kathryn Marshall
Great focus! We have a gooseberry bush I planted for my father. He liked sour foods. I like sweet foods, so my husband (the cook) bakes gooseberry pies with added sugar for me.
June 9th, 2013  
Ann Jones
Lovely gooseberry capture!
June 9th, 2013  
Boxplayer ace
Lovely furry goosey close-up.
June 9th, 2013  
tony gig
@daisy Sounds wonderful Kathryn.
June 9th, 2013  
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@rhos Thank you Ann.
June 9th, 2013  
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@boxplayer Thank you B.
June 9th, 2013  
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