But, when Fall rolls around I recognize that there is perhaps a more eco-friendly way to get my fruit – pick it.
A weekend trip to the local apple orchard feels so festive this time of year. It’s also a great change of pace for a date or group outing. The best part …
You completely cut out the pesky “middleman.” Even local produce is transported from the fields to the markets before it gets to you. Why not check out one of these local farms in the suburbs of Philly this weekend:
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