Fall In Ellijay

Knowing that I should be out on the sidewalk searching for more food, I leave the command center and quickly make my way to the surface. Then, I head back to the sidewalk where I see that a few workers have begun to take chunks out of one of the apples. I know that more will soon arrive. I pass them to go to the yellow flower bush to do some harvesting for

What can be more dreadful than autumn? Every year we say farewell to summer and always think of it as the end of the world, to tell the truth, me, too. Undoubtedly, there are people who are fascinated with autumn, they like it. Anyway, it’s a beautiful time of the year, very picturesque and bright, especially during September. Leaves are red, orange, yellow, golden brown and amber. The air is cool, crisp and the sky looks darker and more boundless in the evenings. But…it’s autumn and nothing can be done till the next June. It’s like a damnation and a punishment for relaxed and carefree summer we’ve just spent.

It only happens once a year. Our annual fall camping trip to Pawtuckaway State Park, one of the best nature gateways specifically to observe spectacular fall foliage. A lot of people are timid by a thought of taking a camping trip that late in the season at the end of October when the temperature at night falls to smoldering thirty degrees and only a thin layer of a polyester fabric of a tent to keep you sheltered from the cold temperatures, wilderness and the elements. It does seem a little extreme, but I absolutely love it and it’s the event I wait for the whole year. We set on our journey early Saturday morning. The park is situated in the state of New Hampshire, a short drive up north. A vigorous smell of pine trees slipped in through

Aiden Apple, age 10 weeks, died 3 hours ago in a human cooler. Reports say a can of “Mountain Dew” crushed him on his way to the beach. Official cause of death: BLOOD LOSS. He is survived by his spouse, Pam Pear; one daughter, Phoebe Pineapple, and one son, Oliver Orange. Aiden was a fruit farmer for the Simply Fruit Company. He will be remembered for giving fresh fruits to people around the world. The family will accept visitors at Fruit Funeral Home from Tree to Juicer. Oliver will be buried at Cherry Cemetery on Sunday. In lieu of flowers the family asks for donations of bandages to fellow fruits in the area.

A considerable amount of apple trees was from a famous nurseryman named John Chapman, a.k.a Johnny Appleseed, who is said to have “owned a string of nurseries that spread from western Pennsylvania across Ohio and into Indiana.” His apples are said to have “made it into W.H. Ragan's USDA Bulletin No. 56, Nomenclature of the Apple, the essential reference for apple lovers, which in 1905 cataloged around 17,000 apples” (Hensley). Apples certainly had many uses. Apples were eaten fresh, baked into pies and pastries, dried, and even fermented into alcohol. Even in the 21st century, we as Americans still enjoy apples to this day. Therefore, my curiosity was peaked and I searched for apple recipes that were enjoyed throughout the colonies. Thanks to Eliza Smith’s cookbook, “The Compleat Housewife or Accomplish'd Gentlewoman's Companion,” I discovered a full recipe to the Apple Tansey. The recipe reads:

There is something special about packing the family for an afternoon at a local orchard with its sweet, alluring scent, trees filled with ripe red fruit, bags overloaded with the best apples to bring home and a sampling or two of the fruit direct from the trees! And, let’s face it there are few things better than biting into a crisp, sweet, perfectly juicy apple!

Autumn: a place of solace accompanied by serenity. A central scene of an everlasting purity symbolizing the coming of our most perspicuous endeavors. She shifts with the wind, and every nuance brings a deeper meaning to this small Oklahoma City. The shade of her trees set alight my eyes as I begin to see what the world has tried so desperately to keep from me.

In addition, Washington produces about seventy percent of apples in the United States. Which that it also provided 160,000 jobs for people and contributes thirteen percent to state’s economy. Also it helped the country economy as well. However, with all the apple that were harvested. It produces over 100 million boxes per year and more thank $15 billion in food and agricultural

The sound of the recently fallen, brown and gold leaves beneath feet. Autumn has arrived.

My favorite day in the fall is when my friends and I go to a haunted trail.So you’re probably wondering what is a haunted trail.A haunted trail is a trail with spooky decorations,people dressed up as someone or something.Back to the story so when my friends and I went to a haunted trail and It was boring, so one night I tried to surprise them so I made them put on blindfolds one of my friends tripped and fell on the grass he was as blind as a bat with that blindfold.After

In fall you will see the leaves blowing in the new, fresh fall breeze. You will see the fog of your warm breath in the cord fall air and the colorful leaves falling off the trees.

What do you think of when you hear fall? Halloween, or October is what most people think of. Fantasy football starts, kids asking their parents for Halloween candy or a new costume. Making a mess in the kitchen as you make the scariest Jack-O-Lantern on the block. The change of leaves and the cold, crisp air coming at your face. All of the different limited addition bath and body works scents, and sweaters and anything you can imagine. Fall is probably your favorite season now, but there more

At the orchard, you find the most delicious looking apples. These are the ones that the children picking and the deer cannot reach, so they’ve had time to mature.

One time I was hiking or biking by a river and unexpectedly just fell of a hill leading into a creek.Well,I know you may be thinking “oh ,it’s a hill so what.”

The months of winter are my favorite. The bundling of coats, the tearing of hot chocolate packets, the warmth of the fire that you crowd around with your family. For me, winter is the time where I am happiest, yet for some animals, they aren’t even awake.