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Old 08-06-2009, 05:39 AM
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Definetly CT. Definetly up north more. Hard to explain another detail of it. They had trees with apples? LOL! you know?

I guess if I had a list of all apple picking places than I could narrow it down.
Was it on a "mountain" side? Rogers Orchard in Southington/Wolcott line sounds familiar too. Do you remember a small lake nearby?
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Was it on a "mountain" side? Rogers Orchard in Southington/Wolcott line sounds familiar too. Do you remember a small lake nearby?
Hmmmthis looks so familiar!! There was a small lake nearby. The only way I'll remember is if I actually end up there.

So I'll hae to check them out I guess. Thanks for adding Rogers to my list..

Are there any other ones worth checking out?
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So far I got this:: I used Norwalk as the starting point for time reference.

Rogers Orchards: Southington, CT. Exit 28 I-84. 1hr 20 min. http://www.rogersorchards.com/pickyourown.html
Lyman Orchards: Middlefield, CT. Exit 67 Merrit. 1 hr.http://www.lymanorchards.com/
Silverman’s Farm: Easton, CT. 20 minutes. Animal Farm.http://www.silvermansfarm.com/
Barton Orchards: Poughquag, NY. 1 hr 10min.http://www.bartonorchards.com/
Beardsley Orchard: Shelton, CT.40 minutes: Exit 52 Merrit:http://www.beardsleyscidermill.com/
Blue Jay Orchards: Bethel, CT. 45 minutes. Rt 7 towards Danbury.http://www.bluejayorchardsct.com/
Dondero Orchards: South Glastonbury. 1hr 15 min. Near Hartford.http://www.donderoorchards.com/
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Old 08-06-2009, 10:06 AM
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You might be thinking of Lyman Orchards in Middlefield. It's a wonderful place to spend a day. They have ponly rides and corn mazes in the fall. It's very nice.
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Rogers Orchards is one of the best among the numerous choices in CT.
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