Another vision of urban apple-picking
Sep 30th, 2008 by Laura Reinsborough
I get a kick out of this photoshop masterpiece. I gleaned it from here.
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Pounds of residential fruit picked so far in 2008:
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In the Press
- “A harvest for charity” on CBC TV’s Living in Toronto
- “Community Fruit Harvesting” on Treehugger
- “Fruitful Labour” in YorkU Magazine (December 2008)
- “Fruits of Their Labours” in The Guelph Mercury
- “How Do You Like Them Apples?” on Taste T.O.
- “Hunters & Gatherers” in The National Post
- “In Our Own Backyards” in EYE Weekly
- “Non-profit group reaps forgotten fruit” in the Toronto Star
- “Pick Your Favourite Urban Fruit” on BlogTO
- “Scavenging the Fruit” in the Globe and Mail
- “Sharing the Fruit Tree Bounty” in the York Guardian
- Here and Now on CBC Radio 1
- Metro Morning on CBC Radio 1
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I know of several apple trees in Cedarvale ravine, about 500m from Eglinton West subway station [http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=2305151]. But not quite as scenic, until you get into the park that is.
Beautiful pictures. Just love the heck of it. :D
I went for a pick of wild apples near my place at the park. So far, I have made 5 apple pies! Will make more for sure.
5 apple pies, wow! That’s impressive and inspiring, Nancy. I’ll have to try more public foraging.