On [:] Scent | Henry David Thoreau, 1862
Lisa Benson, Apple crumble tree
“The flowers of the apple are perhaps
the most beautiful of any tree’s, so
copious and so delicious to both sight
and scent.”
Henry David Thoreau, Wild Apples, 1862
Lisa Benson, Apple crumble tree
“The flowers of the apple are perhaps
the most beautiful of any tree’s, so
copious and so delicious to both sight
and scent.”
Henry David Thoreau, Wild Apples, 1862
