Our third stop was at High Country Orchard. I bought a gallon of apple cider there, and a few Flemish pears. We considered buying a late lunch at their little cafe, but prices were a bit steep and the line was long, so we didn't. But I took a few pictures of the abundant produce outside.
Our fourth and final stop was at Yaryan's Orchard, which is my favorite place to actually purchase apples. It is a smaller farm, with no frills or tourist attractions, just bin after bin of wonderful apples at excellent prices. I bought several Ida Reds, some Mutsus, and a few Honeycrisps. Then I was quite happy and ready to go home! The above photo shows the view from Yaryan's Orchard on the north side of Green Bluff.
Sprinkles! Oh, how I hate these. On the rare occasion I find a gluten- and milk- and egg-free cupcake, they ruin it with those gross, weird-textured, artifically colored, sugary candy sprinkles. I don't even like colored sugar as a sprinkle; the texture intereferes with the cream frosting.
But I love your photos. :)
Ha ha! I really don't like sprinkles very well, either, and mostly got them for the grandchild who then wasn't interested. So it goes!
We think we know what kids like, until they spurn what every other kid on the planet loves. :)
Looks like a delightful way to spend the day! Great photos!
Yeah... Thought as much too
Thank you! It is a lovely location!