We picked 25 gallons of apples and that made a lot. I thinks this is the total count of production for the two weeks I was in Durango. We made three pies and one apple crisp. I brought home over 36 jars of jam (raspberry, strawberry and apricot), 12 quart jars of apple juice, 8 round tables of fruit leather (roll-ups), 18 pints of frozen raspberries. My dad's raspberry patch was doing very well this year. By the time we left, we had picked around 120 pints of raspberries. TONS! I also helped my mom freeze raspberries for my siblings in California, and my nephew froze some for his family in Rexburg. We also made jam for my brother. It was a busy two weeks and I think I forgot how much work I used to do in the summer when I was growing up.
I am in my second year of my Master's program at University of Nevada-Las Vegas. I am studying Education Counseling. When I am not studying, I love to be with my family. I love outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and enjoying a nice evening on my porch with my husband. I also love to scrapbook when I have time. I love to watch my kids grow and hope it doesn't go too fast.
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Wow! You were sure productive while you were gone. Sounds like you had a great time and great "fruits" of your labors.
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