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| Lychee Tree earlier this year |
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| Some of the many lychees I enjoyed |
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| Brown Lychee Tree after Hurricane Sandy |
Judy H-J's Thoughts - A Twinless Twin. Jamaican Freelance writer on a healing journey after facing loss. Here I share memories, hobbies, interests, pictures and much more.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Lychee Tree Shock - Wordless Wednesday Linky
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Must be a tropical treat because I've only heard about them here. I'll bet they are good.
Have a terrific day Judy. :)
Wow! just shows the strength of that storm
I have never had lychee :-)
I love them and really miss this tree Sandee. Enjoy the rest of your day.
It certainly was powerful Steve!
Is it edible? It looks really interesting in a good way.
Sweet photos. It's cold and snowing where I live.
I am eagerly awaiting the end of the hurricane season Meryl.
Yes, lychees can be eaten Alissa. I like them a lot.
I've never seen lychee tree before
but I like to eat them :)
I love Lychee!! had a nice refreshing drink of it yesterday. sorry to see Sandy destroy your tree :/
Ai @ Sakura Haruka
I also like them a lot Winnie! I wish I had many more lychee trees.
It is interesting that you had the drink yesterday Ai! I should drink it some day.
How sad! That tree was beautiful!
-Jamie
http://chatterblossom.blogspot.com/
So true Jamie!
Glad to see a Lychee tree...I have tasted Lychee but havent see a tree,but sad to see what happened to it later...
Hope you are fine.I linked some photos from Malacca...
Thanks Amy! I look forward to visiting your link.
That's sad what happened to your tree :( I've never heard of that type of tree or fruit. I assume it's fruit!
Happy WW!
Paula
lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogpspot.com
Yes, it is a fruit Paula. I certainly miss this tree.
I would love to try that fruit someday. What is is most like? mango? pineapple? Thanks for hosting!! Have a great week.
I hope you get to try it some day kristi. It is not similar to mango or pineapple. It is also known as Chinese guinep. Take care and have a good Wednesday.
I don't even know what that is!! lol
Tammi
My Organized Chaos
It is a fruit that can be spelt a variety of ways and is also known as Chinese guinep. Take care and have a good Wednesday Tammi.
What a bummer! I know what it is like to lose a good fruit tree. I will lose them to weather issues, too. But my weather issues are different. We will get a nice warm spell in the very early spring, the trees start coming out, then it will freeze again. We lost four fruit trees so far in the past few years to this.
A bummer indeed Danielle! I could hardly believe my eyes!
Oh wow, those poor trees!! I've never had lychees but they look and sound so good. I'm glad you got to enjoy some before Hurricane Sandy hit!! Hope the new year brings many more your way! Xoxox
Maria
Thanks for hosting, Judy! I had never heard of that kind of tree/fruit before. I am sorry that the tree was lost in the storm. :-(
Oh, Judy, that's sad! :-( What a shame to lose a wonderful lychee tree like that..
never seen a lychee tree before. looks pretty. what does it taste like?
What a shame, it was a beautiful tree and the lichis looked delicious.
I love lychees! I wish I have my own tree.
Lovely Lychees. I love eating them.
Boo on the tree! What a shame. Wonder how long a newly planted one would have to grow to produce fruit.
Yummmmm!!!! I love lychees!!!
Happy Wednesday, J!
Happy Wednesday Veronica!
I am going to check how long it would take for another lychee tree to grow and produce fruit BusyWorkingMama. I hope it won't be too long!:)
I hope I can get another tree in my backyard Simply Delicious.
I am also a big fan of Lychees Dominique!
I lost this tree and so many others during Hurricane Sandy Art of RetroCollage. Sad indeed.
I can't think of a similar fruit but it tastes sweet ngpaloma!:)
It certainly treated me to delicious fruit for a number of years Robin.
You are welcome Lisa! Happy WW!
Hurricane Sandy certainly destroyed a lot of trees Maria! I hope I can get another lychee tree in my yard soon! Guess what?! I am happy to place your blog button on my sidebar!:) Take good care and have yourself a wonderful Wednesday!
There's no lychees in my area , it's not suitable for them. But I order super stores to buy and to eat. They are really delicious :D Oh Lord hurricane just ruined :(
Aree
http://areewithumbrella.blogspot.com/
The hurricane did a lot of damage Aree. I miss my lychee tree.
Such a shame! x
Really disappointing The Crumby Mummy!
I have never heard of this tree before. I am sorry you about what happened!
Thanks Annmarie! Have a good day!
Oh no the poor tree :( the lychee look great,I have tasted them from a can but I bet they taste amazing fresh :) thanks for co hosting...
Lychees straight form the tree are delicious Clairejustine. I will miss this tree. It is good to be co-hosting again. Have a great day.
I can't remember if I had eaten those.
I love bounty though.
Happy Wednesday!
I hope you get to try them some day Colette! Have a good Wednesday.
I hadn't heard of a Lychee tree before ... what interesting fruit it produces!
♥ aquariann
Featured Photo: Head of Cabbage
Happy Wednesday aquariann!
I love lychee! So sorry to hear about your tree. Praise God that you survived & are unharmed after Sandy. Thanks for the great post & for hosting, & God bless!
Oh yes Laurie, I am grateful to God that my family and I came through safely. Take care and God Bless.
I have never tried one. Added it to the list. Thanks for linking up to our Wordless Wednesday. We hope to see you again next week.
I hope you get to try one soon Wayne! Enjoy the rest of your day.
How sad! What a beautiful tree it was. I'm sure you miss it and it's yummy fruit!
I certainly miss it Candice!
Lychee, What does it taste like? It looks very interesting. Sandy was a crazy storm/hurricane. I live outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and up here they kept calling it the Franken-storm because of the hurricane and another storm front merged. To the east of us it was much worse, we only got crazy rain for a few days.
So sorry you lost your tree:(
Following back from Sunday Sync!
Thanks a lot Susan! Lychee tastes like guinep and is alo called Chinese guinep. Hurricane Sandy was really terrible. I am so happy the hurricane season is over! Take care and have a wonderful week.
Thanks Jennifer! I will check it!
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