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It’s Hard To Pick Apples In An Enchanted Orchard

By Mrstrongest @mrstrongarm

Fall in New England– the most glorious time of year. Here in southern New Hampshire, we’re enjoying warm days, cool nights, and starting to see some color in the trees.

One of my favorite fall activities is picking apples. Another is eating apple crisp and apple pie.

We have a lot orchards in this part of state. You can buy apples ready-picked, or grab a bag and pick your own.

It’s time to bring back Busker, everyone’s favorite street musician. Today he gives his saxophone a rest, and goes in search of apples. Naturally, there are complications…

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Apple walking along, learning magic tricks by reading book called The Art Of Illusion

 

Busker saxophone playing street musician walking along carrying empty sack passing sign that says Pick Your Own Apples

 

Busker the street musician with sack looking up at apple tree which has no apples looks like it's been picked clean

 

Busker street musician walking away looking disgusted, apple peeks out at him from behind apple tree

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apple snaps his fingers and dozens of apples appear on tree, magic spell had made them invisible

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Most area orchards have a shop where you can buy refreshments and local crafts. Some have play areas and farm animals for kids. And some are “event centers,” with outdoor wedding sites and reception halls.

My favorite orchard? Norway Hill in nearby Hancock, NH. They have fresh air, a great view, and a little farm stand where you can buy… apples.

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Norway Hill Orchard in Hancock, New Hampshire where you can buy ready picked apples or go out and pick your own apples

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Have you ever gone apple picking? Ever fallen out of a tree while you were at it??

Do you think apples taste better if you have to work for them?

Do you have any fall rituals you’d care to share? Besides eating candy corn, I mean.

Hope you’ll leave a comment.

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