“An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” it’s said.
But when Glenroy Sobers of Avon Lane, Pinelands, St Michael, came across this golden apple this week, he wasn’t too keen on eating it.
The apple was shaped like a small bird, and seemed even to have eyes and a beak.
Sobers, who picked the apple from a tree at Collymore Rock, said he eats an apple a day from the tree, but this one was so unusual he just had to let everyone see it.
Did he eventually eat it?
What do you think? (SP)
Golden apple with a difference
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