u/NerveOnly2076

Have this young two/three year old peach tree, produced the first crop this year , bumper one for a small tree harvested just yesterday.
Was sold to me as a firm freestone variety, a nectarine, and it is clearly mislabelled.
Fruit is big/ medium sized, fuzzy, has a hint of reddish hue on sun exposed side, quite pale otherwise and pale white inside as well as you can see. It is clingstone, quite watery/juicy, too sweet with hint of tanginess.

Any idea what variety could it be. Could fruit be better in quality as tree matures or am i stuck with soft watery fruit?

Edit: the picture of peach tree is more than a month before I harvested them.

Got Riverside 100 for my 6 yr old daughter. It’s a single speed kids cycle (20 inch) from Decathlon.
I was not sure what to buy for my kid, and there was not much help around for kids cycle on Reddit either. Checked with cycle stores around; all they were selling were heavy cycles with flashy accessories and wide tyres at a similar price. With many offering the usual ‘double disc shockers’ at a premium.
Riverside 100 in contrast looked minimalist, with sort of hybrid profile. I wanted something easier for my kid to cycle which she would not get tired and give up. One month down the line, it’s going great so far. She likes to cycle around. ✌🏻

Old XRay. Central line placed through right IJV but seemed to be misplaced! Where is it going? Aspiration of blood from all ports was possible? Was taken out.
Have you faced this, best thing to do?

Edit: more details - USG guidance used, line was seen inside IJV in neck using USG, not traced down; more resistance than normal while placement.