Never seen one of these before. Strawberry bush????

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  1. Tonytee

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    Focal Length 235mm, Manual Exposure Mode, -1EV, No Fill Flash With CWA Metering. I am told by the employees that these berries are very sweet. Yum!! [​IMG]

    Thanks for viewing.
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    I agree Ray, they do look like lychees, only tried them once and they were quite nice.
     
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    Having never seen them before, I was quite surprised to learn that they are native to the United States. With Ice Cream, eh? Hhmmmm.

    thnx.

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