Italy is just like my second home, three years in Torino was amazing. Most of the cities in Italy are just like open museum and in the park, there are full of flowers ;) The park that I love the most in Torino is the parco del valentino, Torino mi manco tantissimo ;) Italia, ti amo ;)
Very nice! Down here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast we call the Lonicera, Honeysuckle for the sweet nectar that it contains. It's is quite sweet and it does indeed taste like honey.
Absolutely! As a child we would pick and pull the nectar out and enjoy the droplet. You should try it. In looking to explain the way to remove the nectar I found this with great picture to show you how.
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Beautiful photos
Italy is just like my second home, three years in Torino was amazing. Most of the cities in Italy are just like open museum and in the park, there are full of flowers ;) The park that I love the most in Torino is the parco del valentino, Torino mi manco tantissimo ;) Italia, ti amo ;)
grazie mille @sovannrath
sempre belle foto! tutte...eh!
grazie @sardrt non che importa molto :)
Non ti demoralizzare su! Vivranno nuova vita fra 15 giorni ..e 30 giorni...Risultati inaspettati..
evviva!!!🎊
Ti pare poco? avere una seconda , una terza e anche una quarta possibiltà...? Doveresti iniziare a provare....
quando non avrò altro da mettere
Anche prima...per fare economia di scala ad esempio e, soprattutto, quando non c'è voglia di pensare troppo...!
visto @adrianobalan ? mai dire mai!!!
Beautiful photography.
thank you @nezaigor
Lovely colors of the flowers!
thanks @tangmo
You're welcome! ;)
Very nice! Down here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast we call the Lonicera, Honeysuckle for the sweet nectar that it contains. It's is quite sweet and it does indeed taste like honey.
thanks for commenting @anothervoice did you eat them? :))
Absolutely! As a child we would pick and pull the nectar out and enjoy the droplet. You should try it. In looking to explain the way to remove the nectar I found this with great picture to show you how.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Honeysuckle%3A-Harvesting-the-Sweet-Nectar-of-Life/
interesting process @anothervoice guess I have to try now :)
My pleasure!
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