You'd be surprised at how few Florida oranges I've eaten since moving here---you don't really get them in the grocery store. Most of them are too tasty and too full of juice, I guess, not to be bought up for manufacturing into juice. The orange groves of central and south Florida are beautiful and smell delicious in orange blossom season (though they make me sneeze my head off). Here are some fabulous photographs.
Bright, shining oranges glowing like clusters of little suns:
"Oranges" (Deland, Florida) by Doophy Xian | To see his other photographs, click here | To see the full-sized version of this photograph at Flickr, click here
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Pastel oranges against a soft sky:
"Orange Tree" (Ocoee, Florida) by Peter Dutton | Joe Shlabotnik Is My Hero | To see his other photographs, click here | To see the large version of this image, click here |
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One of my family members eats the peel right along with the orange....Just looking at these makes my mouth water; after you've eaten an orange, the juice stays around in the air.
Photograph ("Winter snacking. Thank God for Florida oranges") by Heidi | To see her other photographs, click here | To see the full-sized version of this photograph at Flickr, click here
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