A Fruitful Harvest - picking and preserving seasonal fruit in the Pacific Northwest

The shorter days and cooler temps are a sign that the seasons are changing. Although I may be spending less time at the beach, one upside that makes this season really special is the abundance of fruit on our local trees. Follow along as I harvest the fruit of a neighbour's orchard and preserve the bounty for the colder months ahead. Because a loaded pantry means full bellies!
What is your favorite way to preserve apples and plums? Let me know in the comments below.
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[@aubreyvandyne5284]

Try becoming plant based exclusively. Your Karma will improve.

[@DanleBlocks35752]

Apples yay!

[@Slowsteading]

I love apples 😂

[@MosaicHomestead]

You live in a great area, the frit picking was nice, but I did see something I liked a lot...That 3 leg ladder is awesome for unstable ground...I want one for my fruit picking, 4 leg ladders 🪜 wobble.

[@Slowsteading]

They call it Canada's Hawaii, which is an exaggeration. It just means we aren't covered in snow most of the winter 😂
3-legged ladders are called orchard ladders, they are made for exactly this purpose. They do a great job too. Invaluable for fruit picking.

[@JesseHolland]

I enjoyed this.

[@Slowsteading]

You enjoying this makes me very happy 🥰