The crab apple tree at the end of the garden.
From the scandinavian word, scrabba, which is the fruit of the wild apple. The Scots have scrab, a dialect word for a withered tree or stump. Craobh-ubhal fhiadhain in the gaelic.
The Tree of Love. So sour, not even the birds will take the fruit.
Monday, 26 November 2007
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