Who doesn't love picking fresh fruits of trees i know i do , picking it fresh of the tree yourself it doesn't come any fresher then that and it also makes a fun day out with your friends , partner or family and it's a lot cheaper then buying from any other fruit outlet. Last November my wife and myself were in the Sydney suburbs visiting my mum so we decided on the way back home to Byron Bay we would do a stop over at a cherry farm in Bathurst.
Cherries are loved by young and old and i can eat them by the bucket loads on this cherry orchard farm called George and Sue's Cherry Farm in Bathurst that we have been visiting now for the past five years picking our own fresh cherries were normally you would pay $25 - $30 a kilo in a supermarket we can get them here from $7 - $10 a kilo a third of the price and we eat a couple or so that don't end up in the bucket 😊
The drive alone makes it very relaxing winding you out as you driving through some of the most beautiful country side seeing this tunnel of trees on the way to Bathurst , i just had to step out of the car a snap a couple of shots tunnel trees over a road are also so impressive to love at it's like your entering into the beauty of nature forest.
Of course there are some drier areas also but even the more naked trees have there beauty and characteristics.
The cherry orchard farm in Young , N.S.W holds a National Cherry Festival every year in early December where you not only can pick your own cherries but make and day of it and join in there annual events of activities like pie eating, pip spitting and they even have street parades with live music a fun day for all.
Did you know that Cherries are classed as one of our healthiest superfoods they are very high in antioxidants and flavinoids and help fight those nasty dastardly free radicals and apart from been such a tasty fruit these are some of the other reasons why my wife and myself love cherries so much.
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Cherries are loved by young and old and i can eat them by the bucket loads on this cherry orchard farm called George and Sue's Cherry Farm in Bathurst that we have been visiting now for the past five years picking our own fresh cherries were normally you would pay $25 - $30 a kilo in a supermarket we can get them here from $7 - $10 a kilo a third of the price and we eat a couple or so that don't end up in the bucket 😊
The drive alone makes it very relaxing winding you out as you driving through some of the most beautiful country side seeing this tunnel of trees on the way to Bathurst , i just had to step out of the car a snap a couple of shots tunnel trees over a road are also so impressive to love at it's like your entering into the beauty of nature forest.
Of course there are some drier areas also but even the more naked trees have there beauty and characteristics.
The cherry orchard farm in Young , N.S.W holds a National Cherry Festival every year in early December where you not only can pick your own cherries but make and day of it and join in there annual events of activities like pie eating, pip spitting and they even have street parades with live music a fun day for all.
Did you know that Cherries are classed as one of our healthiest superfoods they are very high in antioxidants and flavinoids and help fight those nasty dastardly free radicals and apart from been such a tasty fruit these are some of the other reasons why my wife and myself love cherries so much.
#treetuesday hosted by @old-guy-photos