Tree No. 4

I managed to get to my class at the correct time today (9 am) and also did the following class at 10 am. That's a big improvement on yesterday, when I arrived at 9 for my 10 o'clock session, and returned home rather dejected.
When the chap  from the Historical Group was here on Monday, he asked us what sort of apple trees we had, as he could see them from our window. We told him that we didn't know, but that they all appear to be different types. He asked us to take photos of the blossom and the fruit this year, and to forward them to him, and he will pass them on to a colleague who is currently documenting all the old types of apple trees in the area, and who may be able to identify them for us, and also enter them into their register. Only last year they found one type which they thought had died out, so you never know. 
At the moment this is "Tree No. 4 " to us.