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Apple Jack Orchards 2013

 It's that time of year again! We went to one of our favorite places today and Pappy and Marme got to come with us for their first EVER trip to an Apple Orchard. We had a blast showing them our orchard and all that comes with it....apple picking, pony rides, the cow train, the river, apple donuts, lunch at the deli, and petting the animals.  The day was MUCH too hot for my liking, but we still came home with a hefty load of Zestar! apples. YUM!




Quite possibly one of my favorite pictures.


And this is my favorite too! My sweet Minnesota Grown babies!


Comments

90 degrees and out at an apple orchard, just seems weird to me. The pictures came across like you had a great time, so that's wonderful. Curious if you plan on going back when it's a little more fall like?
Sally said…
I am so glad you got your Zestars. Everyone looks like they had a wonderful time. I bet your Mom and Dad loved it. Wish we could have been there too.

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