Karina and I picked this entire tree by ourselves!
(It is the smallest of all the trees and the other trees have a very contagious disease, so since I hadn't touched any of the other trees, I was assigned this one.) We got 3 big boxes and one bucket off of it!
Here is a collage of a bunch of us helpers.
The horses loved to eat some of the ones that weren't suitable for juicing.
The horses loved to eat some of the ones that weren't suitable for juicing.I had a lot of fun out there picking apples with everyone. And it sure was good to see you all!! Can't wait to get some juice. :)
5 comments:
Good to see you for a minute! It looks like you did a great job ... wish I coulda helped!
UMMM...I sure am excited to drink some of that apple juice. I'll be expecting your call.
oh my gosh i remember getting fresh apple juice from your family!! it is so true - it is the best apple juice i have EVER had! aw the memories. i haven't even been to your parent's house in years! i miss it! and i miss your family! it has been way too long, don't cha think?
Yummy! I tried to tell my mom to pick all of her apples for juice this year and she didn't. I've been craving fresh apple cider or apple juice for about a month now (*hint hint*)
BTW, I saw Lisa at the BYU show on Tuesday! I can't believe how much she's grown up!
Oh man, I'm jealous. What do you think the odds are that there will be a glassful left in January when I finally get to Utah? There's usually a lot, but man it goes quick.
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