This weekend, we went to our local Peach Orchard, Chiles. A pretty country drive.
Past roads with names like these.
And here we are. Let's look around.
These little campers are really mustard & ketchup holders.
Honey dippers.
So what did YOU want to buy?
Peaches grow wild, and pigs can live
in clover...
The spring begins before the winter's over....
The months between the cherries and the peaches
Are brimming cornucopias which spill
Fruits red and purple, somber-bloomed and black....
The spring begins before the winter's over....
The months between the cherries and the peaches
Are brimming cornucopias which spill
Fruits red and purple, somber-bloomed and black....
Elinor Wylie
16 comments:
Oh vey - I had the same hacker comment. People must be bored.
What a wonderful little shop.
Love the campers for the mustard and ketchup.
We have lots of peaches here too!
Cherries, of course!! I miss the cherries this year... over here in my country, cherries are expensive.
I noticed that a lot of those road signs say private. Are those roads that lead to different farms?
That looks like a wonderful shop. I think I'll buy a new coffee cup, some of those cute spatulas and some cherries.
The cherries and the adorable spatulas!
What a lovely place. Cute campers and spatulas. I won't leave that place without buying some cherries. Have a great day.
Love those road names and the orchard looks fantastic! So many pretty items, especially the spatulas. Cherries look fresh and yummy. I would love to try them :-)
Cherries. I'll never pass up sweet, dark cherries. And I'll come back for fresh peaches when it is peak season.
How about cherries today at Walmart so I don't need those so I don't see anything that I would like to buy but I do love love those cute little campers and not to put honey in but to just look at. But then I don't buy things just to look at haha but I Do by honey
I want the baskets!
Oh Ginny, I love-love-love those sorts of places!! And I do believe I would have purchased the camper. How adorable! Love, Andrea xoxo
Oh my! There is so much in that place that I would love,but certainly don’t need.
I would love that! I was at a peach orchard in Pennsylvania last summer and it is still a wonderful memory. By the way, can't find a way to ask for your address for the post card project. My email is cornwallst59@hotmail.com. Thanks!
The fresh cherries please and the cute spatulas.
:-)
Thank you for sharing this wonderful place Ginny. Putting this on our bucket list.
Those cherries called my name.
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