I am waiting for their spring bloom! I’m really hoping they bloom soon. If they do I’ll post pictures.
Apple Tree Market
When I moved here I knew I would encounter little hole in the wall grocery stores and convenience stores and have to get used to the rough edges of the country. But, there is a place less than 20 miles from my house that is one of the coolest, well kept, wonderful little store/ common market type place I’ve been. City or country!
They have fresh local produce, freshly baked pies and breads, trickling springs ice cream, meat, eggs, milk, honey, locally made art and decor, and a whole lot more!
The little store had a big impact on this city girl. I loved it right from the start and was always trying to make excuses to go there and get something yummy. And after the seemingly long off season for the store they are open again!
So click this link to see their Facebook page =)
5 comments:
I love the imagery you've painted here...apple trees "marching in their neat rows over hilltop after hill top." Maybe they'll bloom in time to write about them for F... flowers!
Ditto Janine :-) I had a beautiful picture in my mind while reading of the apple trees. Well done!
I bet when they blossom, those trees will be gorgeous! We have a small town about 60 miles from us also known for their apples with little stores like you featured here; always fun to explore!
betty
Ooh! I would love to bite into one of those juicy apples!
I'm visiting from A to Z Challenge. You have a colorful blog and I love your fancy A letter. Great script!
I'm a Virginian too, but I had to check a map for Gore. Now, Winchester I know!
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