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Here are some ranked favorites for these autumn pastimes. Like to pick your own apples, doing the foliage hop this year?…these links might guide you.
These are internet searches to find the latest updates
clipped from buzz.yahoo.comTop Apple Picking and Leaf-Peeping Destinations
when i was at OSU, i took several
agriculture classes-horticulture,
too. there was a new ‘jonathan’ hybrid called ‘melrose’ that had that tart snappy flavor that i like best. dont see it sold anywhere, nowadays…
down here, i go to n. ga. mountains in october to get heirloom’yates’apple…small,
crisp,great flavor, and it’s
excellent keeper. i have held
a box in my frigid hallway
all winter…cold-storage
in an old house!
p/s north georgia is the
tailend of the apalachain chain…
pretty dramatic fall color,
mid october up there, too.
also a plethora of RV’s
from florida, taking in the
scenery and holding up traffic!
Ilona: Whats up with your posts? I see you on face-book are you losing interest in Ilona’s garden Journal? Got writers bock, that’s understandable.
I am getting back to normal, can’t you tell.
Love you all that’s you and Johanna,
Havbw=e a wonderful evening. john
LOL! John- I never have writers block, but got a bit too much overlaod from too many irons in the fire. FB caught my interest…just like the old forums used too. I am trying to learn how it works in the mix of everything and that is why you see me on it quite a bit.
Blogging is a perennial for me, but it entered a dry season, rather like the garden. I have made a master list of posts I want to be writing this year… just have to *do it*.
I appreciate faithful and kind readers and fellow bloggers like you, though – thanks for the comment :)