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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tour Groups and Caramel Apples
Well, we have really started to get into our tour group season! We had two tours go through this morning. Diane leads the tours but it seemed like everyone was enjoying it. We have a rather large group coming at 9 tomorrow morning so I have to lead the orchard portion of the tour. I don't mind doing it since I love talking but I'm much better at the one-on-one stuff :)
Diane also put up a really neat corn shock tunnel for the kids to play in. She added some fun things to it like broom corn and huge sunflowers. I think it turned out very well. Frank and Diane have also been picking pumpkins, gourds and squash whenever they have a minute. It's really starting to look like fall around the orchard! Frank picked up a bunch of beautiful mums again at the auction this week. Stop by and decorate your garden/yard!
After we got the girls to bed, Jared and I made another batch of caramel apples...we're really starting to get the hang of things!
Diane also put up a really neat corn shock tunnel for the kids to play in. She added some fun things to it like broom corn and huge sunflowers. I think it turned out very well. Frank and Diane have also been picking pumpkins, gourds and squash whenever they have a minute. It's really starting to look like fall around the orchard! Frank picked up a bunch of beautiful mums again at the auction this week. Stop by and decorate your garden/yard!
After we got the girls to bed, Jared and I made another batch of caramel apples...we're really starting to get the hang of things!
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Caramel Apples,
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Thanks for sending the regents! All I have to say about them is WOW... they are the best things I've tasted in about a year, just so juicy and wonderful! THANK YOU!!
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