The luck of the draw, Blossom ( apples )

I have 2 apple trees at home, one Braeburn, and I've forgotten what the other is. They've been in situ for 4 years now with only the most meagre of crops, despite plenty of blossoms. One is really in the wrong place in quite a lot of shade and therefore usually blossoms 2 or 3 weeks later than the other, with the inevitable result in an apple pollen desert, with living  in the town with most gardens in the neighbourhood now given over to parking cars. But this year's weather was perfect at the right time. They blossomed together for the very first time and the bees were in quick as that. No subsequent frosts to kill joy and I can already see a bumper crop developing well beyond any expectation. 
My grandfather would have been proud. Any other signs out there of the weather doing you justice for once ?

I've only got the one apple tree and last year hardly any blossom stayed on and the 2 little apples that appeared soon fell off.

But so far this year, loads of blossom, and hopefully bumper crop of apples!

My pear tree is covered in blossom this year.   Last year it only had a couple of flowers and no fruit so I am hoping for even one fruit this year.  I understand that pears take a little while to become mature enough to blossom and fruit so I have been very patient with it.  It's lived with me for a few years now.