Afternoon Field Trip to Jaemor Farms - Charming


Swan Squash

 Girls just want to have fun...I'm no exception!


Very sweet lady from an Atlanta Church Group

Peeked inside - looks like speckled butter beans

"Dixie Ice Cream"
You know what grits really are?
Girls Raised in the South!

I wanted one of each

Connie

The most orderly pumpkins I've ever seen


Like I said...one of each
Martha would call this place a "good thing"
Connie introduced me to Jaemor Farms, the perfect setting for a charming Georgia afternoon. The photos were taken with my iphone. I can't believe how vivid they are. We each had a fried pie and brought back a plate of Bar-b-que for our sweet hubbies. Connie warned me about taking her photo & having it shown on the internet. Connie, I think this is a great photo that is a perfect illustration of how to gracefully eat a fried peach pie. OK, I'll take it off if you hate it.
http://www.jaemorfarms.com/

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  1. the fowlersOctober 13, 2010 at 8:01 PM

    that looks so fun (and charming)! iphones take such good pictures, i think.
    and she does look graceful in the picture.

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  2. UnknownOctober 14, 2010 at 6:19 AM

    what was in all the jars?

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  3. ZHENYA ZHURAVLYOVANovember 2, 2010 at 3:35 AM

    nice blog))

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