November 3, 2009 in City
Bobby Smith passes an apple to his wife, Jeannie Smith, that he gleamed from the Cherry Shack orchard on Green Bluff. Hundreds of volunteers descended on the area farms to harvest the remaining fruit for donation to the Second Harvest food bank.
Abby Shewchuck gathers apples from the Cherry Shack orchard on Green Bluff. Hundreds of volunteers descended on the area farms to harvest the remaining fruit for donation to the Second Harvest food bank.
Volunteers signed messages Oct. 31 on the apple boxes at Thorson’s Country Farm and Nursery on Green Bluff. Hundreds of volunteers descended on the area farms to harvest the remaining fruit for donation to the Second Harvest food bank.
Abby Shewchuck gathers a bag of apples from the Cherry Shack orchard on Green Bluff. Hundreds of volunteers descended on the area farms to harvest the remaining fruit for donation to the Second Harvest food bank.
Lloyd Thorson was instrumental in helping to start the volunteer harvest of remaining fruit at Green Bluff.
Hundreds of volunteers descended on the Green Bluff farms to harvest the remaining fruit and apples for donation to the Second Harvest food bank.
Russell Werkman tosses an apple to his son, Isaac, as they gleam fruit on Green Bluff. Hundreds of volunteers descended on the area farms to harvest the remaining fruit for donation to Second Harvest food bank.
Hundreds of volunteers filled boxes with apples picked from the orchards on Green Bluff for donation to Second Harvest food bank.

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