I finished up the last of the September apples tonight. 🍏
Tag: apples
Historians say the multibillion dollar fruit industry in the region began with the 194-year-old tree, which died surrounded by its offshoots.
Followed Adam’s Apples
Hundreds of apples, plus notes and comment on the harvest and more.
An eleven year old continuously running blog dedicated to apples? Yes, please! Sign me up.
I can only imagine that my following it is going to prompt a future interview by Jeremy Cherfas presuming he may not have come across this before.
hat tip: Jeremy Felt and his obsession with apples
Subscribed!
The most perfect blog is this: https://t.co/IKnwuUEmSc
300+ reviews of apple varieties and news about harvests and there are polite comments about flavors and it's like a blog from a bygone era of pure harmless internet fandom and passions. But just apples.
— Matt Haughey (@mathowie) December 2, 2019
— Jeremy Felt (@jeremyfelt) December 2, 2019
If it’s the first weekend in October, it’s time for apples! 🍎🍏
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Photo taken at: Los Rios, Oak Glen
Checkin Los Rios Rancho
Apple picking day! Got about 30 pounds which ought to make an apple pie or two.
I’m surprised not to have seen more wheel barrows…
The 30+ pound haul
Glad I brought the wagon this year.
Not a bad harvest despite the huge numbers of apples on the ground.
There’s a great view from the orchard.
