It is just in the past decade that cider making has revived, with a small cluster of fruit growers around the country turning to cider with a winemaker's approach.
In photographs the bridge looks like a jeweled saint's relic; in paintings, like the High Sierra; in collages, like a delicate cluster of fruit.
Apart from a cluster of fruit machines, there is scarcely a reminder of the grimy, boxy services so familiar to, and disliked by, British drivers.Motorway service stations were once rather glamorous.
I started each morning with breakfast on the centre's veranda, overlooking a cluster of fruit trees that doubled as a hangout for hungry orang-utans (you will know they have arrived when the treetops start to sway and shake).
The bristly, spined, bronze-to-red clusters of fruits are attractive but often are removed before they mature because of the poison ricin concentrated in their mottled, beanlike seeds.
The PCA analysis revealed clusters of fruits with comparable ripening profiles across samples (more details in the results section).
Professor Handel and his students introduced clusters of fruit-bearing plants including blackberry, elderberry, gray dogwood and bayberry.
One option, Aben said, is to have production wells in specific locations, from which water can be used to irrigate clusters of fruit farms.
Still, he helped pick out some tall trees, including a curved tree at the end of a row, and a tree with big clusters of fruit on its branches.
If most fantasy and Y.A. novels are like the breakfast cereals that kids sift in search of marshmallows and clusters of fruit, Valente's novels are all marshmallows and clusters, with every page a symbol, a saying, and a display, either of quasi-steampunk feminist magic turned up to ten, or of the same thing turned up past eleventy.
