Pink Lady Apples are also known by their cultivar name, Cripps Pink. Pink Lady apples were bred in 1973 by Australia's John Cripps. They are delicious and they were my beautiful grandmother's favorite apple. I love that you saved this tree!!!
Hi Justine and Ron. Have been watching your channel for a while now. Keep up the great work. Wow, you are lucky to have a Pink Lady apple tree. That is my favourite apple down here in Australia. It is a pink blush medium size apple, crispy and sweet, lovely to eat fresh. You could cook with it too. You will enjoy eating them. Hope the tree grows well for you.
Thought: poundcake might have been a way to use up a surplus of dairy and eggs? Maybe when it was time to freshen up and rid your pantry of aging supplies, you made a poundcake. We know they wouldn’t be wasteful so there must be a reason for such an indulgent recipe.
Hi Ron and Justine! I just wanted to say hello and tell you how much I love your channel! My husband and I live in Kansas City, MO, and would love to visit St. Genevieve soon! It's only 4 hours away from us. Have you heard of Herman MO? That's one of our favorite historical towns, and it's fairly close to you. Anyway, I hope we can experience pioneer days in st.gen, and maybe we'll see you around. Take care and God bless ❤
@@heller7083 they really do. The only things I don’t like them in is things like tarts and any recipe you leave the skin on for. The skin stays a little tough and thick. But if the skins are removed before cooking they’re great
Those would be amazing for breakfast with coffee. Had no idea you taught classes! That’s really awesome. Living history is so invaluable. Be it what you and Townsends do or be it Medieval and Viking Age. We just can’t appreciate the things our ancestors did if we never experience those things for ourselves. People travelled across the country and the world on sail boats and by horseback! Now that we have planes and cars most of us seldom leave our own states. Crazy. The more advanced we get the less driven we are to live. Thanks for living guys!
Pink Lady 1973 Australia John Cripps is the plant-breeder who naturally cross bred the first ever Cripps Pink apple in Australia in 1973. Mr Cripps had the ingenious idea to cross a Golden Delicious and a Lady Williams, so creating this delicious new variety.
Spanish American War, apparently 3 months and 23 days according to Wolfram Alpha, I’m English so my knowledge about American history is limited but I’m learning a video at a time, I’m like a sponge soaking it up and I’m loving it.
After learning from one of your previous chew n chats that you, Justine, love heavy metal \m/ , like myself, I have fallen in love with you even more! That intro "Welcome to the jungle, we've got pound cake" was totally rockin and gave me a good hearty chuckle 😂 And as a retired horticulturist, I'm so pleased to see rescued plants 🪴
We just watched Justine make the pound cakes now were visiting with you. My husband says he would tried these as they look good and the fact that Ron likes them lol they make me think of English tea cakes
Your live chats are always so much fun! Thank you. Despite the recent result in Ron's case, cutting your own hair is a great idea. You can learn to do it quite expertly. I started doing this years ago, after getting tired of overpaying for bad haircuts. Further, the sanitation of haircutting places is often questionable. At home, it's virtually free (after you buy the basic equipment needed), you can cut it just like you want it, at any time, and you will get better at it each time. I get better haircuts at home than I can buy, for free, never any wait, and it is always clean and safe. Self-reliance is always the best way to go.
Agreed! ive been cutting mine for about 5 years now, and while everyone was getting crazy pandemic hair I was just laughing 😂 I can cut it whenever I find time, and I always get exactly what I want - or when I don't I just have myself to blame 😅
The closest living history place to us is Old Salem in Winston Salem NC. It is a Moravian village. I love going there. If you are ever in NC please go for a visit. I wish I could attend your Pioneer Days event.
If I recall Pink Ladies are from Australia and they are soooo yummy 🤤 I have some really old cooking pots and utensils. I wish I lived closer to go to Pioneer Days
So fun! I LOVE this chew and chat! It didn't hurt that cooking and plants are two of my favorite things! Oh and dandelion jelly! It is tedious to make, but it is so delicious! 😍🤩😋
Pink :Lady is actually a trademark since the real name of the apple is called a Cripps Pink named after John Cripps who developed it back in 1970's when he crossed a Golden Delicious with a Lady Williams Apple.. It grows in hot climates with a long growing season
I felt so bad for those poor rejected saplings! How could anybody put some beautiful living thing in the trash? 😢 I'm so glad you rescued one of them, and it's thriving. I'll bet with all the trees and bushes you'll be planting, your new property will look gorgeous! Plus you'll have fresh, delicious fruit.
I’m just catching the show now & loved it. That cake looks delicious & it was great seeing our little buddy, Mish Mish again. He is so precious! I always try to rush my Wednesday evening appointments to watch by 7 but, sadly, it doesn’t always work out. At least now I can relax & watch just before going to sleep & feel happy.
Y’all make me wanna move to St Gen so I can come to all these amazing events 😭😭 unfortunately my family is in AZ so that’s why I’m here but … I can still dream 🥺🙏🏻💞✨ (love you Ron & Justine! You don’t know the joy you bring me.)
My grandma always told me that Pink Lady apples were the best baking apples. She was born in 1918 so I’m assuming she’s tried many varieties. I make straight up baked apples with them, as well as pies and empanadas since they are sweet and tart.
Pink Lady is my #1 favorite. It is the perfect mix of sweet, sour, and “musty”. They are a great all purpose apple for snacking and baking. They are about 30-40years old. If I had to pick 1 apple that I would eat for the rest of my life Pink Lady would be the winner. We have a UPick near my home. I will not go until Pink Lady is available.
Nice pound cakes and it’s the first time that I heard about caraway seed. I also love your plants. They are beautiful. Thank you, Ron for the history facts on that happened of this month. Take care both of you and thank your for the streaming. Love Mish Mish. He is adorable ❤🐱
Lavender and rosemary are in the same family of plants - the Lamiaceae. So you’re right. They do look and smell similar. Rosemary also has purple flowers that smell a bit like lavender.
Interesting you mentioned Danbury, I'm originally from Redding CT, a small town settled by John Read in 1711. The whole area is saturated with early American history, it's a great place.
"A researcher named John Cripps, who worked for Western Australia’s Department of Agriculture, crossed the American classic Golden Delicious apple with a late-ripening and attractive red Australian apple called Lady Williams. The result: a beautifully vibrant pink-skinned apple with a unique flavor that would become a fan favorite around the world. Pink Lady® made its way up to the USA in the late 1990s where Stemilt has been growing it ever since!"
With your love of plants Justine you might consider checking into Thomas Jefferson’s gardens. I am growing Cleome and Love -in-a-Mist from seed which he loved. There is also a business in NC called Sandy Mush Herbs that specializes in old fashion plants.
boston is fun, but i wasn't prepared that the people are mean. i went to new hampshire every summer to our lake house in the mountains and the people were nice there. i didn't know that the people in boston were famous for being rude. i'm a midwest person.
I think people aren’t really mean in Boston, just stressed out and impatient being in the city. Best thing I did was move away from there 30 years ago. I see old friends still living down there and after living in the woods they just seem so wound up.
Thank you for an entertaining half hour or so. Myself, I would prefer the cinnamon-nutmeg version of the cakes. I feel inspired to try the dandelion jelly! Spring brings a bunch of them up.
I am from the UK and a bit surprised the American recipe actually uses a pound in weight. All Amercian recipes I come across now use volumes like a 'Cup' whereas UK recipes always use weight.
So excited about all the trees you're going to be planting on your land. I have to tell you that down the road from where we live there is an apple orchard that's 100 years old. I collected some apples from them last year, I can take apples from there with the permission of the owners, the apples are absolutely delicious! I have never tasted apples like those before. I took the seeds and put them in a damp paper towel and a zip bag and put them in the refrigerator for six months. They sprouted and I just planted them in soil the other day. Hopefully, they're not a type of apple that has been tampered with or grafted, maybe I will be able to grow one of those wonderful apple trees. My husband teases me about going to look at my houseplants, and especially my seedlings, first thing in the morning. I am kind of obsessed with my plants also. I haven't been very successful starting apple tree plants. I gave a couple seeds that had sprouted to my employer several years ago and he successfully grew two trees and gave me one of them. I was thinking about sending you some of these apple seeds. 😄.... Pink lady apples are delicious but not as good as these apples from the apple orchard. 😁
I have made a real pound cake with a pound of everything before and it was great! The trick was to bake it in a bunt pan because it is a big cake. 😊 I love baby horses. What kind of horses does your dad have? 🐎
Just to clarify that the 15th President of the United States was James Buchanan. He was the only bachelor president and remained a bachelor all of his life.
Pink Ladies are my favourite apple. They are a really tasty apple to eat and they are also great for pies and stewed apple recipes. Yay. you will have an Australian apple in your garden. I wish I could come to Pioneer Days.....a bit too far but maybe one day.
Don’t know the history but we get pink ladies up here in upstate ny and it’s my favorite eating apple and I like when you cut them and sometimes they have a bit of pink inside and are a bit tart.
I wish we could come to the pioneer day😭. we're in Maryland. Growing up we always had a lady come to school called Betty's Trunk. We made wax candles cornhusk dolls and all kinds of fun stuff. I miss doing that. Idk anything around our area. Hope it's a great turnout 😊
When Justine reluctantly caved and ate the rest of the pound cake cookie after stating multiple times that she would not eat another bite, I related way too much
Ps. I live about a hour away now over the border in NH. The Monadnock Region is beautiful in the Fall. The history of Mount Monadnock is very interesting. Visit Cathedral of the Pines, you will like that.
I've been watching you two for a couple months now. Wanted to comment once or twice but haven't until today when l saw this video. I showed it to my husband just rolling about the haircut part and he insisted l write because the EXACT same thing happened when he asked me to straighten out the back for him. Anyway, you two are AWESOME. Keep up the great content!!
OH NO!! haha i (Ron) feel his pain! I will say it feels nice in the summer months! I just purposely no-guarded my head the other day to help keep me cooler in the heat :)
Here in New Jersey apples are in abundance, all kinds! Pink lady, gala, jazz, red delicious, Macintosh, etc. all grow here in New Jersey, so pink lady is not from way back it is relatively new Apple but delicious! I love the videos on both of your channels and you guys are just so cute and funny! I wish you all the best!👍🙏🇺🇸.
Starting in 1821, John James Audubon lived in New Orleans and therefore multiple parks are named after him. There is a higher end neighborhood in New Orleans called "Audubon" along with a park and zoo. You may know it as the "Audubon Zoo" and the "Audubon Aquarium of the America's". This guy is an OG in NOLA history lol! I've lived in New Orleans and have been to all these places. I highly recommend you visit! Especially if you love French history in America, similar to Ste.Gen.
Hello you beautiful people. Years ago I heard about the fifteen-year-old girl that rode a half-wild stallion into the countryside to sound the alarm. It was in the dead of night. Wonderful story. It wasn't until 1920 that women got the right to vote on a national level. All these people in the 1820s & beyond created this nation. Thanks to all the people. Regarding your pound cake, looks absolutely delicious. Can't cook that well. I'll see if I can find a relative to make it for me. I'll send Justine's video around to all the cooks I know. Hint, hint.
Origin of Pink Lady Apples was Australia,John Cripps Dept of Agriculture 1970;s crossed a golden delicious with a late ripening variety called Lady Williams...arrived here in U.S. in the 1990's.look up Stemilt World Famous fruit, it says Lady Pinks like hot weather,other facts ,too. Best wishes with the Pioneer days,cooking,growing and building your life together.💞Love you two.🙏
Pink Lady apples are mine and my family's favorite apples! They're a perfect combination of sweet and tart and absolutely beautiful! I live in South Florida and apples don't grow well here :(
i understand they are now making romantic 19th century style clips. What will happen when Ron catches Justine in bed with his brother!!!!!!!!!???????????
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Pink Lady Apples are also known by their cultivar name, Cripps Pink. Pink Lady apples were bred in 1973 by Australia's John Cripps. They are delicious and they were my beautiful grandmother's favorite apple. I love that you saved this tree!!!
Hi Justine and Ron. Have been watching your channel for a while now. Keep up the great work. Wow, you are lucky to have a Pink Lady apple tree. That is my favourite apple down here in Australia. It is a pink blush medium size apple, crispy and sweet, lovely to eat fresh. You could cook with it too. You will enjoy eating them. Hope the tree grows well for you.
Thought: poundcake might have been a way to use up a surplus of dairy and eggs? Maybe when it was time to freshen up and rid your pantry of aging supplies, you made a poundcake. We know they wouldn’t be wasteful so there must be a reason for such an indulgent recipe.
Justine, I would love to see a video of your garden and what your growing!
Hi Ron and Justine! I just wanted to say hello and tell you how much I love your channel! My husband and I live in Kansas City, MO, and would love to visit St. Genevieve soon! It's only 4 hours away from us. Have you heard of Herman MO? That's one of our favorite historical towns, and it's fairly close to you. Anyway, I hope we can experience pioneer days in st.gen, and maybe we'll see you around. Take care and God bless ❤
They look delicious.
Those pink apples are so gorgeous 🩷
Oh! Justine, you love them and ypu know it. Ha, ha, ha. So much fun. Thanks fo makeing me laugh. Real life! Wow..😅
Mish Mish needs his own channel.
Fun C&C. Thank you 😊
I love pink lady apples. I use them alot for apple crisp. They remind me of granny Smith apples but not as tart. Love your videos!! 😊
They’re my family’s favorite apples to snack on. So juicy and sweet with great crunch 🍎
@ericnvee2017 definitely, my daughter loves to have them as a snack. I find they store well too!🙂
@@heller7083 they really do. The only things I don’t like them in is things like tarts and any recipe you leave the skin on for. The skin stays a little tough and thick. But if the skins are removed before cooking they’re great
I actually really like pink lady apples!
If you come to Boston, make sure you visit Plimouth Plantation as well! Americas original town, full of history!!
I think you might have been talking about James Buchanan, not James Bachman.
im an idiot and cant pronounce it but yup thats the guy :)
@@frontierpatriot I'm the President of the Idiot Club. I'll send you the secret decoder ring that goes along with membership. 😂
Pink Lady is my all time favourite eating apple. Red, sweet, crunchy and juicy. Delicious!
Hi guys! I received my coloring book, I’ve colored two pictures so far 😀
Awesome!I
Where did you get it? I would love one
Those would be amazing for breakfast with coffee.
Had no idea you taught classes! That’s really awesome. Living history is so invaluable. Be it what you and Townsends do or be it Medieval and Viking Age. We just can’t appreciate the things our ancestors did if we never experience those things for ourselves. People travelled across the country and the world on sail boats and by horseback! Now that we have planes and cars most of us seldom leave our own states. Crazy. The more advanced we get the less driven we are to live. Thanks for living guys!
Pink Lady
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John Cripps is the plant-breeder who naturally cross bred the first ever Cripps Pink apple in Australia in 1973. Mr Cripps had the ingenious idea to cross a Golden Delicious and a Lady Williams, so creating this delicious new variety.
Spanish American War, apparently 3 months and 23 days according to Wolfram Alpha, I’m English so my knowledge about American history is limited but I’m learning a video at a time, I’m like a sponge soaking it up and I’m loving it.
Look up the film Rough Riders. Came out in 1997. It's the most authentic film done on the war.
@@natejones902I will have a look, thank you, I appreciate that.
People throw away the darndest things. Looking forward to seeing you two.❤
After learning from one of your previous chew n chats that you, Justine, love heavy metal \m/ , like myself, I have fallen in love with you even more! That intro "Welcome to the jungle, we've got pound cake" was totally rockin and gave me a good hearty chuckle 😂
And as a retired horticulturist, I'm so pleased to see rescued plants 🪴
We just watched Justine make the pound cakes now were visiting with you. My husband says he would tried these as they look good and the fact that Ron likes them lol they make me think of English tea cakes
Cannot wait to watch after work. Watching helps me unwind. Love you both. Have a great day. ❤
Excellent presentation! The pound cake looks tasty! Ron wig looks cool! David Back.
Never a dull moment with you two. I love it
Your live chats are always so much fun! Thank you. Despite the recent result in Ron's case, cutting your own hair is a great idea. You can learn to do it quite expertly. I started doing this years ago, after getting tired of overpaying for bad haircuts. Further, the sanitation of haircutting places is often questionable. At home, it's virtually free (after you buy the basic equipment needed), you can cut it just like you want it, at any time, and you will get better at it each time. I get better haircuts at home than I can buy, for free, never any wait, and it is always clean and safe. Self-reliance is always the best way to go.
Agreed! ive been cutting mine for about 5 years now, and while everyone was getting crazy pandemic hair I was just laughing 😂 I can cut it whenever I find time, and I always get exactly what I want - or when I don't I just have myself to blame 😅
The closest living history place to us is Old Salem in Winston Salem NC. It is a Moravian village. I love going there. If you are ever in NC please go for a visit. I wish I could attend your Pioneer Days event.
If I recall Pink Ladies are from Australia and they are soooo yummy 🤤 I have some really old cooking pots and utensils. I wish I lived closer to go to Pioneer Days
I am country also I wouldn't want to be anything else. Love watching you two I love the history Ron tells
Pink lady apples are fantastic. Firm white flesh and very sweet! They by fare are my favorite apples 🍎
So fun! I LOVE this chew and chat! It didn't hurt that cooking and plants are two of my favorite things! Oh and dandelion jelly! It is tedious to make, but it is so delicious! 😍🤩😋
Those cookies look pretty awesome! You guys did a great job!
Pink :Lady is actually a trademark since the real name of the apple is called a Cripps Pink named after John Cripps who developed it back in 1970's when he crossed a Golden Delicious with a Lady Williams Apple.. It grows in hot climates with a long growing season
I felt so bad for those poor rejected saplings! How could anybody put some beautiful living thing in the trash? 😢 I'm so glad you rescued one of them, and it's thriving. I'll bet with all the trees and bushes you'll be planting, your new property will look gorgeous! Plus you'll have fresh, delicious fruit.
I’m just catching the show now & loved it. That cake looks delicious & it was great seeing our little buddy, Mish Mish again. He is so precious! I always try to rush my Wednesday evening appointments to watch by 7 but, sadly, it doesn’t always work out. At least now I can relax & watch just before going to sleep & feel happy.
Love Chew& Chat! I learn so much. Your home is lovely. Hope you continue your great relationship. Your 2 programs are on my weekly watch list.😊
Y’all make me wanna move to St Gen so I can come to all these amazing events 😭😭 unfortunately my family is in AZ so that’s why I’m here but … I can still dream 🥺🙏🏻💞✨ (love you Ron & Justine! You don’t know the joy you bring me.)
Thankyou so much!! Vacation this summer!!??
@@frontierpatriot GOALS 🙏🏻💗
My grandma always told me that Pink Lady apples were the best baking apples. She was born in 1918 so I’m assuming she’s tried many varieties. I make straight up baked apples with them, as well as pies and empanadas since they are sweet and tart.
Por favor coloque legendas em português, gosto muito dos vídeos...Brasil🇧🇷
Pink Lady is my #1 favorite. It is the perfect mix of sweet, sour, and “musty”.
They are a great all purpose apple for snacking and baking.
They are about 30-40years old.
If I had to pick 1 apple that I would eat for the rest of my life Pink Lady would be the winner.
We have a UPick near my home. I will not go until Pink Lady is available.
Nice pound cakes and it’s the first time that I heard about caraway seed. I also love your plants. They are beautiful. Thank you, Ron for the history facts on that happened of this month.
Take care both of you and thank your for the streaming.
Love Mish Mish. He is adorable ❤🐱
I want to purchase the coloring books so I will be looking out for them. Love your history lessons and love you guys...love Mish Mish too ❤
Lavender and rosemary are in the same family of plants - the Lamiaceae. So you’re right. They do look and smell similar. Rosemary also has purple flowers that smell a bit like lavender.
Interesting you mentioned Danbury, I'm originally from Redding CT, a small town settled by John Read in 1711. The whole area is saturated with early American history, it's a great place.
I didn't know that Welcome To The Jungle was from 1796. Interesting.
Ron, the US hasn't had a President Bachman yet. We did have one named Buchanan (pronounced bew-cannon😊
My mom has a coffee table book all Auduban pictures. It is really nice art!
Thank you for another great video ❤
Beside the gr8 content i also appreciate your efforts to bring living history to life. Thanks.
if you pronounce the name Byou-Can-In you will recognize him. Not meant in any hurtful way. I love you guys!
I needed to say this also. I'm glad I checked so that they didn't get blasted.
Killer graphics y’all chose from the log cabin lol 😊
won’t you want to add peach 🍑 trees on your farm property, very delicious 😋 fruit 😊❤
Cookies look good! Justine, what is your wisk made from? How often do you have to replace it, looks pretty durable. ❤ from Wisconsin.
thankyou, it is made from birch twigs and its lasted us 2 years this far and just as good as the day we got it! It came from Townsends
The cakes look great- I would so scarf them which is not good for my high blood sugar issue. I Love Ron's wig!
"A researcher named John Cripps, who worked for Western Australia’s Department of Agriculture, crossed the American classic Golden Delicious apple with a late-ripening and attractive red Australian apple called Lady Williams. The result: a beautifully vibrant pink-skinned apple with a unique flavor that would become a fan favorite around the world. Pink Lady® made its way up to the USA in the late 1990s where Stemilt has been growing it ever since!"
Will be waiting with my coffee ☕️
With your love of plants Justine you might consider checking into Thomas Jefferson’s gardens. I am growing Cleome and Love -in-a-Mist from seed which he loved. There is also a business in NC called Sandy Mush Herbs that specializes in old fashion plants.
boston is fun, but i wasn't prepared that the people are mean. i went to new hampshire every summer to our lake house in the mountains and the people were nice there. i didn't know that the people in boston were famous for being rude. i'm a midwest person.
I think people aren’t really mean in Boston, just stressed out and impatient being in the city. Best thing I did was move away from there 30 years ago. I see old friends still living down there and after living in the woods they just seem so wound up.
Oh, I saw Guns & Roses up close and personal!
Also, I'm down for a pound of butter 🤷🏼♀️
Thank you for an entertaining half hour or so. Myself, I would prefer the cinnamon-nutmeg version of the cakes. I feel inspired to try the dandelion jelly! Spring brings a bunch of them up.
Bald is not a bad look for Ron.
I am from the UK and a bit surprised the American recipe actually uses a pound in weight. All Amercian recipes I come across now use volumes like a 'Cup' whereas UK recipes always use weight.
Love the Pink Lady apples! Super yummy, sweet yet slightly tart and crunchy! Yumm😊
So excited about all the trees you're going to be planting on your land. I have to tell you that down the road from where we live there is an apple orchard that's 100 years old. I collected some apples from them last year, I can take apples from there with the permission of the owners, the apples are absolutely delicious! I have never tasted apples like those before. I took the seeds and put them in a damp paper towel and a zip bag and put them in the refrigerator for six months. They sprouted and I just planted them in soil the other day. Hopefully, they're not a type of apple that has been tampered with or grafted, maybe I will be able to grow one of those wonderful apple trees. My husband teases me about going to look at my houseplants, and especially my seedlings, first thing in the morning. I am kind of obsessed with my plants also. I haven't been very successful starting apple tree plants. I gave a couple seeds that had sprouted to my employer several years ago and he successfully grew two trees and gave me one of them. I was thinking about sending you some of these apple seeds. 😄.... Pink lady apples are delicious but not as good as these apples from the apple orchard. 😁
Just love your videos I look forward to Wednesday nights
Watching you and be part of your life
Please do an update on your permanent home 🙏❤️
I have made a real pound cake with a pound of everything before and it was great! The trick was to bake it in a bunt pan because it is a big cake. 😊
I love baby horses. What kind of horses does your dad have? 🐎
Just to clarify that the 15th President of the United States was James Buchanan. He was the only bachelor president and remained a bachelor all of his life.
Pink Ladies are my favourite apple. They are a really tasty apple to eat and they are also great for pies and stewed apple recipes. Yay. you will have an Australian apple in your garden. I wish I could come to Pioneer Days.....a bit too far but maybe one day.
Pink Lady Apples are super tasty In Minnesota we can get them in the Supermarkets - similar to Honey Crisp but not quite as sweet.
Pink Lady apples are excellent eating apples, and the apples from this tree should provide a nice counterpoint to your cider apples.
Pink Lady is a delicious apple for eating fresh.
Don’t know the history but we get pink ladies up here in upstate ny and it’s my favorite eating apple and I like when you cut them and sometimes they have a bit of pink inside and are a bit tart.
I wish we could come to the pioneer day😭. we're in Maryland. Growing up we always had a lady come to school called Betty's Trunk. We made wax candles cornhusk dolls and all kinds of fun stuff. I miss doing that. Idk anything around our area. Hope it's a great turnout 😊
When Justine reluctantly caved and ate the rest of the pound cake cookie after stating multiple times that she would not eat another bite, I related way too much
I Love My Babbie's Pound-cake
~Sammy Hagar
Ps. I live about a hour away now over the border in NH. The Monadnock Region is beautiful in the Fall. The history of Mount Monadnock is very interesting. Visit Cathedral of the Pines, you will like that.
Oh, the foals are adorable
Would be awesome if your family could name one of the baby horses
I would love to see candle making on your site Justine. (Did I spell your name right?)
Hope we get videos 📹 of your new property and the build of your new house
Boston is great I think Ben Franklin's house is there and you can walk around downtown like in a less than a day
You should definitely visit Boston and see all the history, especially the North Church.
Pink Lady is a modern tree but they are great eating apples that store well.
Do they actually live in this house and follow the old ways?
I love hearing about your gardening obsession :)
Pink lady is a very sweet apple. I buy them all the time =)
I've been watching you two for a couple months now. Wanted to comment once or twice but haven't until today when l saw this video. I showed it to my husband just rolling about the haircut part and he insisted l write because the EXACT same thing happened when he asked me to straighten out the back for him. Anyway, you two are AWESOME. Keep up the great content!!
OH NO!! haha i (Ron) feel his pain! I will say it feels nice in the summer months! I just purposely no-guarded my head the other day to help keep me cooler in the heat :)
Great video. What a heavy recipe no wonder it's called a pound cake! 😊
Here in New Jersey apples are in abundance, all kinds! Pink lady, gala, jazz, red delicious, Macintosh, etc. all grow here in New Jersey, so pink lady is not from way back it is relatively new Apple but delicious! I love the videos on both of your channels and you guys are just so cute and funny! I wish you all the best!👍🙏🇺🇸.
I miss New Jersey apples! They are so good.
That girl and horsr are true heros.
I take it there was a lot of diabetes in 1796.
Starting in 1821, John James Audubon lived in New Orleans and therefore multiple parks are named after him. There is a higher end neighborhood in New Orleans called "Audubon" along with a park and zoo. You may know it as the "Audubon Zoo" and the "Audubon Aquarium of the America's". This guy is an OG in NOLA history lol! I've lived in New Orleans and have been to all these places. I highly recommend you visit! Especially if you love French history in America, similar to Ste.Gen.
Hello you beautiful people. Years ago I heard about the fifteen-year-old girl that rode a half-wild stallion into the countryside to sound the alarm. It was in the dead of night. Wonderful story. It wasn't until 1920 that women got the right to vote on a national level. All these people in the 1820s & beyond created this nation. Thanks to all the people. Regarding your pound cake, looks absolutely delicious. Can't cook that well. I'll see if I can find a relative to make it for me. I'll send Justine's video around to all the cooks I know. Hint, hint.
Origin of Pink Lady Apples was Australia,John Cripps Dept of Agriculture 1970;s crossed a golden delicious with a late ripening variety called Lady Williams...arrived here in U.S. in the 1990's.look up Stemilt World Famous fruit, it says Lady Pinks like hot weather,other facts ,too. Best wishes with the Pioneer days,cooking,growing and building your life together.💞Love you two.🙏
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James Buchanan was president!
Pink Lady apples are mine and my family's favorite apples! They're a perfect combination of sweet and tart and absolutely beautiful! I live in South Florida and apples don't grow well here :(
They dehydrate into wonderful treats!
Love those babies, they are so cute!
Your apple tree will love the cold
i understand they are now making romantic 19th century style clips. What will happen when Ron catches Justine in bed with his brother!!!!!!!!!???????????