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there were too many wonderful fotos of Brayden to put on one post.thus! a second post about glass and shadows.
i present to you, glass and shadows.
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growing up i thought that our family had invented applebutter. no other families talked about applebutter nor did i see it explicitly sold in the stores. and no one knew what i was talking about what i said our family makes applebutter every year. "applebutter? what's that?" applebutter, in fact, is not butter nor is there any butter within the mixture. i can tell you that it has apples and some other stuff (not sure if the family recipe is a secret, but i'm pretty sure). think of applebutter as a yummy/delightful spread like strawberry jelly -- something my grandparents make also from their strawberry patch.the apples come from the apple trees on my grandparents property out in millersbug, indiana, which is just outside of paoli, indiana. come to think of it, i don't think millersburg is a town anymore. if it is, it's too small to be on the census. to continue with my topic sentence, the apples are collected and then sliced and diced and then frozen. come applebutter day, we add them to the huge kettle and cook them with assorted ingredients for about seven hours.
i woke up at around 5:45 with my uncle and step-dad, which was, suprisingly before grandad. the fire started at 6:15, apples added at 7:30. applebutter jarred around 2:30. licked kettle clean with homemade rolls at 2:35.
in the exuberant amount of fotos you'll notice the stars, grandad and nanny, the shed/house that my grandad built to cook the applebutter (the process used take place completely outside way back in the day), jd the dog, nieces, cousins, uncles, nephews, siblings, aunts, kettles, paddles, the farm, and whatever else i could fotograf. in case you're wondering, i did quite a bit of work and not just make fotos.
what tradition(s) does your family have?
well, enjoy the series.
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Morgan says:
Monday, October 19, 2009, 09:57 PM
what's with the underwear?
J.FREY says:
Monday, October 19, 2009, 10:03 PM
It's now a cleaning rag.
mom says:
Tuesday, October 20, 2009, 09:18 AM
Jonathan,
You have captured the applebutter process beautifully! I cried when I saw the photos! Thank you!
mom
J.FREY says:
Tuesday, October 20, 2009, 03:41 PM
Mom, I love you. You are welcome.
Cassandra says:
Friday, October 23, 2009, 01:52 PM
Jonathan! Those are amazing!!!! I can't wait for Nanny and Grandad to see them!
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i wanted to share a few fotos from my alma-mater during it's homecoming.there was a foot ball game, i simply didn't want to make any fotos of it. instead i made pictures of the alumnae rugby game. and i caught a few fotos of the crowning and a few from my cookout.
grove city college.
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for those who have waited patiently to see Jack Flash and the reef. (NB: if you have no clue to whom or what i am referring, please see the previous post). i am by no means an expert at panoramas nor at stitching fotos together. so i avoided both of them and put four pictures really, really, really close to one another in order to try to relay to y'all the 'rock stampede'.
foto one) the car
foto two) as we approach the reef
foto three, four, five, six, seven) Jack
foto eight) said hilletts. i let him off here and he made his way to the far mountains.
foto nine, ten, eleven, twelve) the four close fotos, but not stitched, of the reef
all others) reef
all other others) other side of the reef -- well, actually the last few are of dragon's canyon.
this post was meant for yesterday, but i forgot to post it. so much for trying to post for 365 days in a row. here's to fulfillment!
foto one) the car
foto two) as we approach the reef
foto three, four, five, six, seven) Jack
foto eight) said hilletts. i let him off here and he made his way to the far mountains.
foto nine, ten, eleven, twelve) the four close fotos, but not stitched, of the reef
all others) reef
all other others) other side of the reef -- well, actually the last few are of dragon's canyon.
this post was meant for yesterday, but i forgot to post it. so much for trying to post for 365 days in a row. here's to fulfillment!
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Linda says:
Saturday, September 19, 2009, 02:19 PM
Love the scenery pictures; they look like I could reach out and touch them!
Micah says:
Thursday, December 3, 2009, 11:18 AM
Jonathan, your sense of humor is great. I love the 'wrong way' shot.
J.FREY says:
Thursday, December 3, 2009, 12:47 PM
Thanks, Micah! The trip was always interesting, never dull. Never.
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