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Fresh-firecoal Chestnut-falls and Finches’ Wings: In Praise of Diversity

I give you the humble cherimoya. I’d seen them before occasionally, but until we moved to Spain I’d never tried one. It’s a fruit, you know, about the size of a large orange, green-skinned but a creamy, custardy-white on the inside – the other common name is ‘custard apple.’ The taste is somewhere between a…

November 15, 2013 in Nature, Parenting.

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