Halle had to provide snacks for her class.
Grandma's tree was OVERFLOWING with apples.
Provide a few good pickers...
And treats will be had by all. (We taste tested them first. These apples are the perfect combo of sweet and tart. Mmmmm.... Fall is in the air.)
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Apples for the Class
Posted by Elena at 9:22 PM
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How fun! Cute kiddos.
Cute blog page and what a great, healthy idea. I love it when we make do with what we have too.
Cute blog page and what a great, healthy idea. I love it when we make do with what we have too.
Those look so good. I love a good sweet and tart apple on a fall day. Can you believe that the heat is finally going away? I am so ready for fall....
That's exactly what the orchard trees looked like, brimming with apples galore. I can't wait for my tree to provide fruit like that!
mmmmmm.
Hey! No fair! Ours are all full of worms and about the size of golf balls. Yours look YUMMY! Good picking Alyssa and Halle :)!
Hey Elena...I haven't made blog rounds in days because I have been hijacked by doing stuff for school...Having said that I am taking a moment to schedule my bloggers for next week. Are you up for being an Idaho spotlighted blogger on Wednesday? click on my profile and email me.
Oh Elena, those apples are beautiful! I would love to have a bowl of them displayed in my kitchen at ALL TIMES!
Those look so yummy!!
I LOVE apples straight from the tree. It reminds me of going to my grandparents house
Hmmmm, I should head out the Columbia River Gorge this weekend for some yummy straight from the tree apples and peaches.......
I want fruit trees in my yard. I need to figure out what might grow here. And if they need to come in pairs. But, alas, I procrastinate.
What are you going to do with your harvest?
Kat- Most of these went to the school for Halle's class. The rest that we picked, we've just been eating. My kids have had so many I'm surprised they don't have the runs. My mother in law wants to can some applesauce with the rest on the tree.
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