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Since it didn't rain, Bud went and picked some more apricots. It's getting near the end of the apricots, and not yet time for the peaches, but they'll be along soon, and so will the pears. This is a wheelbarrow load of yummy!
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tree in Summer, but when you can it, you get
another treat in Winter. Glad it gave you a
good memory, Duane!
sitting there in the wheelbarrow, looking good,
so I really had no choice..right? If you lived
closer, I would share!
I'd wheel them up to you, but I'd probably have most of them eaten by the time I got to Wisconsin!
freezes, but this year they went wild! Thankfully
we did find a market for some of them. No way
could we have kept up with them by ourselves,
although we gave it a good try.:-)
hope you have better luck next year. It's so
'iffy' with fruit trees. Late freezes in Spring
and early frosts in Fall can ruin a whole year's
crop just like that, but the years it works are
juts SO good...so you keep trying.
Love them !
Could think of a number of Austrian specialties to make with them !
you mean..I have been looking for, and trying,
all kinds of recipes! It's been yummy fun!
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