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ankylosaurus apple orchard 🍎🍂
colors Inspired by Bumpy from Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous & Chaos Theory! ♡
This won't affect most of you, but it's so very, VERY important to me.
There's an apple orchard in Indiana that is a staple of my childhood. It's been there for a very long time. It's family owned and has wonderful activities for families to do. It's got apples and pumpkins and corn and potatoes and fudge and all sorts of delicious fresh farm foods.
They get a lot of out of state visitors and and the locals frequently send their out of state relatives fresh produce throughout the year. I visited it in second grade as a field trip to pick apples and sell them to the students at school, because my teacher wanted us to learn how bank loans worked. I visited this place with my fiance when we first started dating, my best friend has worked here for 9 years now. It's a beloved place for all the locals and plenty who are not locals, too.
There is a developer that is trying to "progress" the land by developing the land next to the farm. This will damage the farm in many ways. The construction itself can ruin the aesthetics and the quiet peace of the orchard, and prevent people from bringing their small children. The buildings can prevent sunlight and natural water flow. Depending on what they're wanting to build there, it could also stop the whole "family fun vibe" that the farm has always made its mission statement. If this construction is allowed to go through, it could very well kill the orchard and the family business in just a few short years.
I am not against progress or developing land, but I adore this orchard from the bottom of my heart, and I would love to have your help saving it.
If you want to help us save this family farm, please sign the petition! Tell your friends! We want to preserve our childhood for our future children. We want this farm to last forever. We want the jobs to keep. We want keep eating the fresh food.
Please, please, please.
And thank you, from the bottom of my heart. From the bottom of every Hoosier heart. We implore you. Save Tuttles!
Please click the link to complete this form.
Autumn Apple agere 🍎🍁🍏
on her tip toes for a nice fresh apple!
Per Hultgren and his granddaughter Maria, 1921, Sweden.