
Taking the Backroads
Today we took the backroads—our favorite way to explore when we’re out in the country. There’s something peaceful about wandering through farmland, seeing the quiet rhythm of rural life. Along the way, we came across this apple orchard, and I had to stop. I’ve never seen apple trees grown like this before—tall, thin sticks lined in perfect rows, each one loaded with bright red apples. It almost didn’t look real, more like a scene from a storybook.
Curious, I tried one of the apples… and it wasn’t very good. So now I’m not sure what variety they are or if they’re meant more for processing than eating fresh. Still, the sight of those rows upon rows of apples glowing in the afternoon light was worth the stop. Moments like this are why we love taking the long way around.





Taking the Backroads
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10 Replies to “Taking the Backroads”
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What a lovely countryside discovery! Those tall spindle-trained apple trees are actually a modern orchard technique – they maximize sunlight exposure and harvest efficiency. Even though the apples weren’t table-grade, they’re likely perfect for cider or processing. It’s like how we design kkkkph game platforms – different varieties serve different purposes beautifully. Those backroad moments where agriculture meets artistry are truly special!
These bright red apples are very photogenic!
The fields were gorgeous
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Thank you Gerry 🙂
When I used to travel I loved the back roads. I used to look for small local diners. 🤣😎🙃
We still do that. Get off the main highways. So much to see. 🙂
Absolutely beautiful fruit.
The fields are beautiful, especially this time of year.