does anyone have a current map of the fall foliage? other than the one at TWC.
is anyone elses oranges slow to turn orange this year? i also dont have nearly as much oranges as i had last year.
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Mmm, well all we have in San Antonio are tangerines, there are plenty and they seem a little ahead of schedule, they started ripening a week or two ago. I may drive down to the Carrizo Springs area in a couple of weeks, there are some mom-and-pop orchards down there that usually have a lot of early ripening varieties, mostly tangerines and grapefruits but a few navels
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