First Apple Pie of the Season
Randy31513
11 years ago
With the hard freeze during bloom time then a hail storm, I am proud of the few summer apples I got this year. This is my first fresh apple pie of the year.
I started growing apples because I got into making apple pies. The Anna apple pie is just about as good as it gets.
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