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Picking wild black cherries 2020-06-21

We don’t have a cherry picker, but we do have a ladder and a roof.

[Gretchen on the roof picking black cherries]
Gretchen on the roof picking black cherries

Later, I didn’t take a picture as I was on the ladder picking behind my head.

-jsq

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