Wisconsin "Cheeseheads"

it is a spectacular year for blossoming trees
this is our volunteer 45 to 50 year old apple tree
it grew between the pines. the branches on the opposite side are long ago dead and gone.
each of the two trunks porduce a different kind of apple.
3/5 of the blossoms are from the left trunk.
you might be able to see a line where the blossoms meet.
the bottom of the branches are 7 feet from the ground. it is a tall tree.
there are lots of different kinds of bees.
I hope the frost holds off.
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I have some rhubard, maybe i make something, planted couple years ago. Some sweet corn planted, wife has alot of garden planted and I have a mystery chick that popped up in the barn. Looks couple days old maybe 3? Daughter found it. Looked in barn lots hiding spots, cant find a hen sitting, do have a broody she due about 10 days. She is in the nesting box.
Count hens tonight had one go missing while ago, confused.
Suppose ill need go farm fleet go buy it a buddy, chicken math.
 

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