Minnesota Apples
soilent_green
9 years ago
Photo shows what I harvested today from the orchard of a family friend. Production was so heavy this year that there were far more apples on the trees than they could ever use. They said I can take whatever I want. My harvest barely made a dent, still thousands of apples hanging.
I already harvested and processed 11-12 bushels from other trees so I simply do not need any more.
-Tom
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