Re: [nafex] nafex Digest, Vol 148, Issue 15

Pat Armstrong here, we've moved to south central NH in 'no-flyover land'
and starting all over again with a new garden. Zone 5b with protection we
can do Zone 6a. "Found" a 'Pink Lady' apple in our little bit of woods and
what appears to be a crabapple as well, excellent year for apples up here
so far....if the bears don't eat them all first! Missed the list, glad
it's back. Hi LL!!!

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> From: Road's End Farm <organic87@frontiernet.net>
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> Hi, Murph!
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> -- Rivka; Finger Lakes NY, Zone 6A now I think
> Fresh-market organic produce, small scale
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> On Aug 19, 2015, at 9:16 PM, Richard wrote:
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> > It's family reunion time!How is everyone?
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> > Somehow, I managed to fall (thrown overboard?) off the mailing list.
> Feels great to be back.I have been extremely busy, grafting cool apples on
> M7, and raising my aronia crop.
> > It would be cool, however, if I could receive this list as 'one clump'
> every other day or so, like I used to get.Somebody please advise.....
> > Is Jim Fruth out there?I need a recipe for aronia syrup to sell in MA.
> > I attended the funeral of the great Francis Fenton of Mercer, Maine. We
> used to visit once in a while.....2 months shy of 100 years old.Nice speech
> by John Bunker.
> > Murph
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