apple picking

erin

13 Sep 2015 — 1 min read

It is apple picking season. For some fun this morning we headed to an apple orchar _DSC0574 09/DSC0574-680x1024.jpg)](/content/image _DSC0617 09/DSC0617-680x1024.jpg)](/content/images/2015/09/DSC0576.jpg)

Emma wanted to pick every single a Apple picking 09/DSC0579-1024x680.jpg)](/content/image _DSC0576 09/DSC0576-1024x680.jpg)](/content/images/2015/09/DSC0594.jpg)

We headed home with a lot of apples. Now its time to make my grandmother _DSC0594 09/DSC0594-1024x680.jpg)](/content/images/2015/09/DSC0594.jpg)

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