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Good to see the apple's been correctly cut too. Sliced is the way, none of the block chunks business!

It's been a really good crop down here, too. It looked like the drought was gonna stuff it, but one shower of rain and they bushes just went mad. Not many picking, which is sad, but it meant all the more for us! Jam and crumble galore

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53 minutes ago, marsh man said:

Look very nice , Are you starting up a food bank for the ones like me who didn't quite make it 

Walker 570 would known around our way , as one of life's good ole bois :drinks:

My new in laws took 4 in a single visit 😂. I normally supply them venison too 😂

5 minutes ago, chrisjpainter said:

Good to see the apple's been correctly cut too. Sliced is the way, none of the block chunks business!

It's been a really good crop down here, too. It looked like the drought was gonna stuff it, but one shower of rain and they bushes just went mad. Not many picking, which is sad, but it meant all the more for us! Jam and crumble galore

 I can’t believe how many walk past free food . 
we’ve have around 200 strawberries/raspberries too this year . The carrots went mental this year 

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Your more than welcome.  It grieves me to see so many lying under the trees when they are good eating.  I am amazed these days how many defer picking and using those fallings, of course they have not been sprayed with wax to make them permanently shiny.  A good swill under the tap and they are good to go, just cut out any bruised bits. The joy of fallings is they are super ripe normally unless shaken by a storm..  Still lots of Brambleys and Spartan for later in the year but anyone even looking at my Russets is in serious trouble.   I peel slice and freeze those for pies and crumbles in the new year when tasty fruit is in short supply. I do believe they are the tastiest apple.

TO ADD  after whacking three tree rats under my walnut tree at 7am this morning I then pickd 295 walnuts which had been shaken off by the storm coming through on Friday and they will add flavour to those russets.

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8 minutes ago, Walker570 said:

Your more than welcome.  It grieves me to see so many lying under the trees when they are good eating.  I am amazed these days how many defer picking and using those fallings, of course they have not been sprayed with wax to make them permanently shiny.  A good swill under the tap and they are good to go, just cut out any bruised bits. The joy of fallings is they are super ripe normally unless shaken by a storm..  Still lots of Brambleys and Spartan for later in the year but anyone even looking at my Russets is in serious trouble.   I peel slice and freeze those for pies and crumbles in the new year when tasty fruit is in short supply. I do believe they are the tastiest apple.

TO ADD  after whacking three tree rats under my walnut tree at 7am this morning I then pickd 295 walnuts which had been shaken off by the storm coming through on Friday and they will add flavour to those russets.

 If your struggling with the walnuts I’ll try my best 😂

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