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Oogle at the masses of computers with me!!
It's amazing how well these guys were trained in terms of sales - this guy was throwing the reminiscing card at Lucas and was trying to convince me to buy a MB Air and to throw away my BlackBook. Very convincing. If only I had the cash.
I don't take many people pictures, but this wonderful lady, Susan Hurd Machamer, 6th generation Hurd Orchards, had one of the kindest faces I have ever seen.
Here she is explaining all about apples. After that we got to taste several kinds.
The apples on the tree nearest the back of my house (I have three different kinds of apple trees), turned out to be ripe, so I bigged a small bag of them yesterday and went to work. This apple cobbler was the result. I wanted to make a pie so I could have apple pie à la mode, but I couldn't locate my preferred pie pan. So, I had to use this 9"x9" glass baking dish and make a cobbler instead. I have to say, it still tasted just as good with ice cream melted over the top of it.
The Apple Shed is a Museum, Ciderhouse and Café, showcasing the best of local product.
In the rustic surrounds of an original apple shed built in 1942, learn about the Huon regions fascinating apple heritage told through the eyes of Willie Smith, the founder of William Smith and Sons Orchards. Wander around the museum, take a walk around our heritage apple trees, or just sample some of our delicious ciders. At The Apple Shed, we believe the best tasting food is local, seasonal and sustainable.
The Apple Shed is a Museum, Ciderhouse and Café, showcasing the best of local product.
In the rustic surrounds of an original apple shed built in 1942, learn about the Huon regions fascinating apple heritage told through the eyes of Willie Smith, the founder of William Smith and Sons Orchards. Wander around the museum, take a walk around our heritage apple trees, or just sample some of our delicious ciders. At The Apple Shed, we believe the best tasting food is local, seasonal and sustainable.
All of the Apple products I've accumulated over the years: Pink iPod Mini, iPod Classic, 2nd Generation iPod Touch, iPhone 4, MacBook Pro.
Week 41 of 52.
Apple Pie is my latest Middie, I got her last Christmas, and then I forgot about her. I am so sorry, Apple Pie! And she make me think of my first Blythe 10 years ago, Apple Blossom, so she got the name Apple Pie.
I also like her stock name, haha, because Lena Elena, you should add my name Helena to the end of it. ;)
Apple CEO Tim Cook display the new iPad Air 2 at Apple headquarters on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014 in Cupertino, Calif. Apple unveiled the thinner iPad with a faster processor and a better camera as it tries to drive excitement for tablets amid slowing demand. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) Apple
I've only encountered this fruit in Taiwan. It is currently in season. A fruit I always look foward to having when in Taiwan
Delicious, moist, tart, sweet, flavorful... is what this wonderful bread is.
Perfect for that breakfast on the go, afternoon snack, dessert or alongside your coffee or tea.
Baked fresh using only the finest organic ingredients like granny smith apples and cranberries
Makes a wonderful gift for you or a friend
You receive one loaf per order
Each loaf is baked fresh when you place your order and shipped out shortly after it cools
If you would like to add walnuts please convo me
My orders are shipped USPS Priority Mail
Order more than one item and save on your shipping!
A dual purpose apple with a pineapple note. Actually lovely to eat if it is kept for a while. Years ago I didnt think much of it but have grown to appreciate and love it
Mine always (at least in recent years) look much more russeted that any pictures I see.
Tree number 11 in the map of my apple trees planted 2004
Pictures of some of my apples in August
The Apple store has a special section for shorter people, children. The computers are set-up with games and things to appeal directly to children. Stores that specialise in computers per se do not normally target the kiddies. It's impressive, its also cunning and a bit scarey...
In Choices - "Apple Rind” I'm trying to convey a non-linear story using photographs. Within this small web of outcomes and consequences is the mundane task of eating an apple.
Additional consequences could be endless. For example, the storyline could follow whether she pays the fine or not and what comes about after that.
However, I limited the outcomes to four to ask the viewer which one is the best and why? Law, eco-consciousness, and humanitarian issues are among the reasons why each person perceives one of these outcomes to be the best. I’ll let the observer decide.