There is beauty in both old and new.
For Cee’s FOTD
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Oh so beautiful both photo and title 😀
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Did you see the photo of chokecherries in my post of my ride in the country? Wanted to use it in FOTD but it just seemed to belong with its peers.
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I saw them and could taste the chokecherry jelly in my mind, it has been a long tome~!
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Oh, yes!!! This is beautiful, Judy!
Aha — chokecherries — so that’s what they were in the other post. Do they taste like grapes, or like cherries?
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They have no taste exceot slightly bitter. Most of the fruit is the seed and they are quite tiny. About the size of a pea.
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Thanks, Judy — sounds like they’re not worth eating!
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I remember my grandmother making good jelly out of them, though. They need sugar!!!
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My feeling as well.
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