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Monday, December 31, 2007

Strawberry Pickin'

Strawberries on the Vine

On Saturday, December 30th, we visited a local strawberry farm and commenced to pickin'! It was fun, except it went too fast! We filled our buckets and ate a few while picking and were ready to weigh our treasures within 15 minutes. The strawberries were abundant and we could have spent much more time, but at $3/pound and we maxed out our bucket capacity the way it was, we decided to stick with what we had.





Note to self, the strawberry festival is coming up in March. We MUST attend this year in Plant City!


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