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I made the apple jelly from the Pomona package insert, boiling about 2 cups of sage leaves with the apples. After making 6, 4 oz. jars of it plain, I stirred some of this Raz el Hanout (sent to me from France by someone lovely), toasted onion granules, and black pepper into what was left, and got 4 jars of that. I just enjoyed the bit left in the pan with cream cheese and water crackers and let me tell you- YUM.

The little sage sprigs went into the jars to be all supercute.

The back of a 16GB iPod Touch showing the Apple logo. Focus of the picture lies on the "iPod"-text.

First Canadian Apple Store Opening at Yorkdale, Toronto. Opening was May 21, 2005, I was number 390 in this line.

Apples Photo Shoot. Fun with Fruit.

Full doll review on mydoll.com.ua/ever-after-high-apple-white/

iPhone 4,4s,5,5c,5s,6,6 Plus

A French apple tart pin. This one is almost exactly 1" diameter, and is complete with a nice big scoop of vanilla bean ice cream in the middle. It was a lot of fun to put together the apple slices- I spent a lot of time looking at real apple tarts- a dangerous piece to finish! : )

Flower photography appears simple but actually takes a lot of patience and detail to get it right. Used the manual focus to capture this apple tree bloom. Took a few attempts but very pleased with the resu

Apple Store. Amsterdam.

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This was a breakfast for the Guinea Pigs

Customizing Apple iPhone

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Apple's store at the Hilldale Shopping Center in Madison, WI shortly after opening.

Delicious tablet sandwich.

From top to bottom:

iPod touch 2nd Gen

Original Galaxy Tab

Original iPad

Apple Museum, Moscow.

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Apple tree at a barn at Östnora. Zoom out, .

The latest sixth generation is significantly thinner than the previous models. Can't beat the retro appeal of the original, though.

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Apple with peanut butter.

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By now, the apple tree is about done with flowering. The last few petals are still holding on, but the next stiff breeze likely will carry them away, too. Keeping my fingers crossed that pollination was successful. We had a few cold mornings with the flowers and leaves actually covered in hoar frost and I didn't see a whole lot of pollinators buzzing about doing their business. So we'll see how things develop over the next few weeks and months.

If pollination went well, the receptacle on these flowers will swell into an accessory fruit, with the inferior ovary forming the apple's core containing the seeds. The stamens and sepals you see here on top of the swelling receptacles can often still be found buried into the top center of ripe apples.

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Apple is nice enough to make their keycaps easy to remove and replace. So the physical arrangement of the keys on my iBook matches the software key layout I use. Dvorak crew, represent.

Apple's Steve Jobs, CEO of the decade by Fortune magazine.

Stainless Steel with Milanese Loop, left: 38mm, right: 42mm

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