There’s one estabishment nearby that my dear wife Karen and I visit yearly when September yields to October.
Yes, you can say we go out of our gourds for …
… Ontario Orchards.
The pumpkins and more are always set outside to grab attention.
But that’s not what we come to purchase.
We will buy pie. Regular apple this time for Karen. No sugar added apple for me. We talked it over in the car on the way, and decided to go traditional apple instead of straying toward a berry this time around.
That is in addition to the basket of Honeycrisp apples, our favorite flavor and so very good grown right here at Ontario Orchards.
We walked and looked, and you’ll see some more tomorrow …
Mark Bialczak 
looks like my kind of place )
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Oh you would be buying I have a feeling, Beth.
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Apple-solutely fresh, Mark! 👍😃🌈
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Crisp comment, Patricia!
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This is my kind of place…
…and an in season Honey Crisp… delightful!
But then, Pie! Mmmmm! Mmmmm!
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Yum to both, for sure, Nance.
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I can taste that crunchy sweetness of those apples!!!!
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You betcha, MBC.
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I see a customer in the back of the market. She looks like she is scratching her head. What to by next? Her basket is pretty full already.
I bet the owner hires somebody to shine all those apples. 🙂
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It is an impressive market all around, ladysighs. Apple shiner is one job missing from my resume!
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How about an apple-polisher?
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