I knew a kiwi who looked a lot like that !
I think that's where the name came from, the bird.
Excellent photo.
I confess it is not mine Louise.
You almost fouled me: how can a Kiwi fruit grow that big. But it is just a baby Kiwi
I like your play on words Ben.
They grow Kiwi fruit here too, but they don't call them Frog fruit.
When I was young, a few thousand years ago, we called them Chinese gooseberries. Then we decided they were ours and re-named them.
Ha! Ha! It took me a little while to see that the one on the left was a baby's head! At first I thought it was a giant kiwi fruit.
You were clearly not fooled by the sticker. Well done YP.
I thought to myself - for a few seconds - that's a very hairy Kiwi fruit.
Yes, perhap of the green variety. Geddit?
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I knew a kiwi who looked a lot like that !
ReplyDeleteI think that's where the name came from, the bird.
DeleteExcellent photo.
ReplyDeleteI confess it is not mine Louise.
DeleteYou almost fouled me: how can a Kiwi fruit grow that big. But it is just a baby Kiwi
ReplyDeleteI like your play on words Ben.
DeleteThey grow Kiwi fruit here too, but they don't call them Frog fruit.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was young, a few thousand years ago, we called them Chinese gooseberries. Then we decided they were ours and re-named them.
DeleteHa! Ha! It took me a little while to see that the one on the left was a baby's head! At first I thought it was a giant kiwi fruit.
ReplyDeleteYou were clearly not fooled by the sticker. Well done YP.
DeleteI thought to myself - for a few seconds - that's a very hairy Kiwi fruit.
ReplyDeleteYes, perhap of the green variety. Geddit?
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