Hey @photocircle! You are the first to vote for my entry...I appreciated that, thanks a lot!

Oh yes, you can make them into marmalade or jam too, it could be added to your drinks when they are ripe and can also be garnished as toppings for your cake or any other sweets.

Indeed! Thanks for the visit!

Hello @phortun! Thank you for the reminder of the challenge yesterday. As I have missed round 128, here is my entry to nr.129. I decided to walk later in the afternoon to the Donau Auen National Park (Vienna)

Thank you @godslove 123.

Many thanks!

I am voting for @haastrecht @matthewbox @sisterhood2

Thank you so much.

Thank you @jurich60 .

Thank you.

Many thanks @dizzyapple

Oh thanks...I thought the contest is open til the next round.. when should be the deadline for the entry submission?..unfortunately I just saw it today... But no problem, I will surely wait for the next

Hello @phortun! I went for a walk to the Donau Auen National Park (Vienna) about an hour ago and this is my entry to the challenge. It was a lovely walk despite the heat since we had 32 C today... Very

Oh my, that is a very dangerous cliff! I will never try it even in my dreams...lolols. Congrats for being so fearless!

That's a huge problem there..it's the same in Manila. They even cut water supply without giving a warning when they do maintenance works. It's a pity if the freezer is full...I do not know how others could

I think you should find Hivers from Turkey, it´s where most shirts are made from and with prints too! When I worked for an american airline, our marketing dept. had promo materials made from there. So

Yeah, there was a landfall on this day, rain was heavy but became lesser within half hour, the spook was gone afterwards but the wind was still there. We haven´t experienced any blackouts yet on a day

Well, you deserved to be an orca even if your HP is below 50K... It´s the fun challenges you are initiating here and the interaction of Hivers in your contests that is not only good for Hive´s ecosystem

Thanks ! :-))

Great post, I have reblogged this so I could reread again to fully understand the figures indicated in here. Thanks.