It's always welcoming even when the skies are rainy and grey, because inside they have every fruit and vegetable that's in season. (Well, anyway I can always find what I want there.)
Better yet, the fruit is grown right here. Acres and acres of fruit trees surround the shop, so you know things are fresh. And I think it's important to support the small grower. Nothing against Ikeda's just a hop and skip closer to Auburn where lots of folks stop, but I love knowing my apples came right from this very orchard!
Isn't it gorgeous? I passed on taking a leisurely stroll munching on an apple that afternoon. It was so rainy that I had to shield my camera for a quick shot before scurrying back to my little red Subaru with a lug of completely ripe, lusciously juicy Golden Delicious apples that we've been enjoying for the past month.
Apples in lunchboxes, sliced apples for a snack, applesauce, apple turnovers...I wish computers had smell and taste built in so I could share with you.
Check out this seriously cute graphic on the box.
I see a potential redwork embroidery pattern there!
'Appily,
Linking up to the Rednesday Party and other lovers of all things red.
I am so jealous! I LOVE orchards. It is one thing I miss the most about back East, all the fresh delicious fruit.
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