Now the wintertime has come, and all is sleeping. Apples need at least 800 hours of dormancy, and who knows what a human being needs? What I am sure about is that it is fun to pass out freshly picked apples and then later, baggies of dried apples, to persons who will appreciate the taste and special qualities of this organically grown product. Right now I am savoring the year gone by and the abundance that was forthcoming from nature's bounty. A lot of work lies ahead to prepare for the next crop, but, right now, hibernation seems to be the order of the day! From the farmer and the gnomes at Fellowship Farms, we wish you all a Happy New Year. We know the life cycle is endless, and some of us jump on or off, but for those of us that are here now, let's enjoy and be thankful for the abundance that surrounds us. Amen!
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Hibernation!
Now the wintertime has come, and all is sleeping. Apples need at least 800 hours of dormancy, and who knows what a human being needs? What I am sure about is that it is fun to pass out freshly picked apples and then later, baggies of dried apples, to persons who will appreciate the taste and special qualities of this organically grown product. Right now I am savoring the year gone by and the abundance that was forthcoming from nature's bounty. A lot of work lies ahead to prepare for the next crop, but, right now, hibernation seems to be the order of the day! From the farmer and the gnomes at Fellowship Farms, we wish you all a Happy New Year. We know the life cycle is endless, and some of us jump on or off, but for those of us that are here now, let's enjoy and be thankful for the abundance that surrounds us. Amen!
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