May as well empty both barrels into cranberry harvesting...
When it gets cold, the cranberries will get all effed up if allowed to freeze on the vine..... so they spray water on the bogs on frosty nights, which forms a frost on the bushes that prevents the berries from freezing somehow.
Yes, I know that doesn't make sense... that's why I don't farm stuff.
My man up on the John Deere Wet Dream (literally)... loosening the berries, which floats them to the flooded surface for cool photo-ops.
I've been negotiating with the Crayola people, hoping to sell them this shade of red. They shot me down over a similar incident last year, when I tried to sell them "Off Whitey."
We visited last year, and explained the process better here... The Million Cran March<FONTCOLOR=#FFFF66> and here...
Mann To The Fiz-Arm
11 comments:
Beautiful pictures ,Mon!
hugs,nat
I agree, they are very nice pictures, good job smurf
Love the reds and clear blue skies. Nice shots!
Monpon....I'm going to "borrow one of these pics for my high school football team and the fans which are called the "Red Sea". Your picture will fit nicely..thanks
Lew
These pictures would make a great series of puzzles. You would go blind after the first one but it would be fun. :):):)
Dianne
What beautiful photos...I've never seen fields of cranberries before...I love cranberries! Have a great weekend :)
I like your new journal description. I changed mine too.
~~ jennifer
I finally sat down and looked up your blog. And let me say I enjoyed it very much. Keep it up! And if AOL decides to wreck the entire journal community as they were doing earlier today, I'll catch ya on Blogspot or something. I already have one of my blogs there and I may just switch my personal one over too.
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You made me laugh out loud in my office about the "off whitey" Crayola solor negotiations. :D Also, the first time I ever heard of putting water on stuff to keep it from getting killed by a freeze, I was really confused and had to reread it several times. It was in the Little House on the Prairie book named, "Farmer Boy" when a freeze was going to kill their corn crop and they had to save as much of it as they could. Just some trivia... :)
We do the same with strawberries and citrus to keep them from freezing. We do not have to worry except over night as we are in the deep south. Thanks!
Tess
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