We had gone by "our" cherry trees last week and decided to let the sun work on them until after the team was gone again. So after we had said a sad good-bye in the morning, and moved everyone back into their rooms, we headed out to take a look. These trees are along the railroad track that runs by our home. They do not belong to anybody, and so we enjoy some of their fruit every year. This row of trees also includes pears and apples. We got a nice little harvest to enjoy. The Germans call these cherries "Herzkirschen" (lit. heart cherries). I believe we call them bing cherries in English. They were delicious.
We had gone by "our" cherry trees last week and decided to let the sun work on them until after the team was gone again. So after we had said a sad good-bye in the morning, and moved everyone back into their rooms, we headed out to take a look. These trees are along the railroad track that runs by our home. They do not belong to anybody, and so we enjoy some of their fruit every year. This row of trees also includes pears and apples. We got a nice little harvest to enjoy. The Germans call these cherries "Herzkirschen" (lit. heart cherries). I believe we call them bing cherries in English. They were delicious.
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