Mark and I went apple picking this weekend at McDougal Orchards.
When we first got there, we had their famous apple cider donuts and apple cider. They were DELICIOUS.
Then, we walked to the orchards. It was a spectacular view. There were rows of trees surrounded by beautiful fall leaves.
Fall is my favorite time of year in Maine.
My father-in-law asked me to take a picture of the apple orchards that depicted what we saw in a unique way. Mark and I walked all around trying to figure out what to take a picture of. I loved this one. I love the fall leaves in the background. I love that there is a dead leaf to the right of the pictures- clearly shows that we went toward the end of the season. To me, this picture captured what we saw. However, this next picture is the one I chose:
When people go apple picking, you eat one while you pick. You taste the apples to see if they are as delicious as they look. And, when you pick one that is rotting, you just put it on the ground. This picture to me is apple picking.
I love being married and spending time with my husband. I am already looking forward to eating some more of those apple cider donuts...




















