How'd ya like THEM apples?

[hank]

there were 28 different classes
21 of the classes were each with 4 photos on the subject listed 4x6 inch in size mounted on white board 84 total photos

6 classes were of 5x7 photos 1 each B&W and colour

1 enlargement 8x10 minimum

I got 23 first
classes were people,scenery, sports, last years Fall Fair,wild life, flowers,
travel , macro,
here are a few that did OK
first one is the 110 ft.yacht I ran for 5 years
second native rattle a friend carved
3 rd drone shot joining 2 photos together

good competition

[hank]

another 60 L yesterday but the people did not follow my No leaves rule.
it took much longer for that pressing

[willk]

Originally Posted by hank

...but the people did not follow my No leaves rule.

Same School of Picking as Mrs willk so. She has a picking song, the final line of which is: "And the branch on the tree and the apple on the branch and the stem on the apple and the leaf on the stem and the slug on the leaf....

...that got crushed into the cider-o!"

[hank]

nice little diddy

today we picked Gravelstein (sp) apples
the best juicing apples in this area
we got 30 20L buckets off the same tree
real old tree
Ill press tomorrow

[hank]

the Gravelstein apple pressing yielded almost 100 L
juicy apples

[Pikey Dave]

Today’s job, hand slicing & vac packing a side of home made bacon. 7 days in a juniper & Bay cure followed by 2 weeks drying. Guaranteed no snot in the pan when cooking.