The owners of the farm are Chris and Rachel Pinto. And Rachel also owns and teaches at the pottery studio where I take classes. Rachel had been telling us how good the blueberries are and what an overwhelming attendance they've had this year at the farm. She assured us that if we wanted any blueberries, we'd better get over there! It took us about 30 minutes to collectively pick a gallon.. plenty enough to have some to snack on and cook with.I've dried them, bagged them and gotten them in the freezer. Thinking of making either a pie or a poundcake (my favorite).. don't think I can go wrong either way!
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Hey Emily! I found Hillary's blog and she told me you were a photographer! You are awesome! Your girls are beautiful too! We'll have to talk photography someday!
Awesome pics as always! And now I'm craving some blueberries!
Em, you are SO incredibly amazing. Raw talent. LOVE the pics!
all i can say is : it's about time!! i've been waiting for you to post more pics again! they're fabulous!
Beautiful pics- you could sell them for somebody's kichen! I've never thought of blueberry poundcake- that sounds AWESOME!
Great shots and I LOVE those matching dresses! So cute!!! I want to eat them up... blueberries and the girls! Hope you have a wonderful pie and other yumminess. How did you dry them?
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