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Just got more Peaches. This time got 120# for $3.00. Now I did have to trash some so I started 12 gallons using about 80#'s The rest I froze for later. Then I will steam juice these for a f-pac.
 
Just got more Peaches. This time got 120# for $3.00. Now I did have to trash some so I started 12 gallons using about 80#'s The rest I froze for later. Then I will steam juice these for a f-pac.

Lucky *******! ;)
 
Just got more Peaches. This time got 120# for $3.00. Now I did have to trash some so I started 12 gallons using about 80#'s The rest I froze for later. Then I will steam juice these for a f-pac.

I wish I had a fruit guy to give me over ripe fruit. That would be sweet, or dry depending on how you like the finished product.
 
Started out the morning by cutting down a big mulberry tree that was shadeing my vineyard then my freind and me loaded up my 1970 Dodge Charger to take down to his place and put a different motor in it and get it running again. Now it's time to go back and get more done on the tree. You can see a little bit of it in the upper left hand corner of my profile picture.
 
Damn Tom, I am jealous as hell, but have to admit am happy for you. Seems lik alot for 12 gallons,no lacking for flavor on this batch!!!
 
jstar, you have made a sacrifice there. One fruit for another. Was it possible to just trim some of the tree to have both?
 
Just got more Peaches. This time got 120# for $3.00. Now I did have to trash some so I started 12 gallons using about 80#'s The rest I froze for later. Then I will steam juice these for a f-pac.

You sure do know how to make a guy feel bad.
The cheapest I've seen so far around here is $1.98 a pound.
 
jstar, you have made a sacrifice there. One fruit for another. Was it possible to just trim some of the tree to have both?

This was a male mulberry it did not produce any berries at all but I do have serveral mulberry tree at hand that do produce berries which I will try and make some wine from also this tree was starting to rot from the inside out so it would have came down sooner or later on its own
 
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Alright then, I let it slide, do you need that tree to pollinate the other?

I not sure about that but I don't think so. This will not be a total lost this will give me plenty of smoking wood for when I do my deer sausage this fall
 
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I wish I had a fruit guy to give me over ripe fruit. That would be sweet, or dry depending on how you like the finished product.

Doug,

Do you think there would be a wholesaler on the strip where you could buy fruit that is old?
 
Started out the morning by cutting down a big mulberry tree that was shadeing my vineyard then my freind and me loaded up my 1970 Dodge Charger to take down to his place and put a different motor in it and get it running again. Now it's time to go back and get more done on the tree. You can see a little bit of it in the upper left hand corner of my profile picture.

A Dodge Charger!!!!!!!!! My very first car that I owned all by myself was a 1969 Dodge Charge, olive green. I loved that car.
 
A Dodge Charger!!!!!!!!! My very first car that I owned all by myself was a 1969 Dodge Charge, olive green. I loved that car.

This was my wife's car when I first met her now I will restore it to look like new
 
went kayaking today! was a blast but the car thermomater said it was 106 out there!!!! oh man! thank goodness for sunscreen and a water bottle!
 

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