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Thursday, September 15
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Fruit on the 1630 no measurements, lost my tape
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Thursday, September 15
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Fruit on the 537 Kearns. Haven't been turning orange for me, so I've started to open up the tents. We'll see if a little tanning lotion will bring out the color.
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Tuesday, September 20
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3 Fruit on the 537 Kearns, that should be hitting the scales this year. near 1 to Sanford if I can unload from Topsfield and reload Sat. morning.
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Tuesday, September 20
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Another fruit on the 537 Kearns.
Hopefully going to Frerich's in RI Oct.8th.
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Tuesday, September 20
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Final fruit on the 537 Kearns hopefully going to scale at Goffstown NH on Oct. 15
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Wednesday, October 12
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Steve Geddes unloading his #2066 at Deerfield N.H. 9/28/16.
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Wednesday, October 12
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The line-up at Deerfield N.H. 9/28/16.
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Wednesday, October 12
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John Girgus' #1548.5 at Deerfield N.H. 9/29/16. , Nothing like a little bit pumpkin over-hang, they've got to start making pick-up beds a bit wider.
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Thursday, October 13
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I was helping with the scales and most of my pictures from Topsfield Fair were a bit of a blurr.
Here's the few I was able to salvage.
This is the heavy corner I think that's Gary Vincent's son and his 1834.5 that he's thumping
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Thursday, October 13
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Topsfield Fair 2016 (l) Barry LeBlanc's #1334.5 and (r) Norm Gansert's #1223.5
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Thursday, October 13
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Topsfield Fair 2016 same corner from the other end.
"Good Eye" yes that ugly little mottled ball on the right is the #420 Kearns '16.
Got to learn better fruit care was able to scrub off a lot of the green with bleach and scotch-brite.
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Thursday, October 13
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#638 Kearns '16 loaded for Deerfield N.H. something about a pumpkin in the bed always makes a pick-up look a little better.
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Thursday, November 3
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Got all of the Girls positioned and ready for the knife. My lovely wife and son Duke wanted to carve 3 of the little ladies.
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Thursday, November 3
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We got them all carved before Halloween for the 1st time in years.
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Thursday, November 3
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This #620 Kearns had made it to the Deerfield NH. fair a few weeks back.
I tried to make it interactive. You go behind it, kneel on the foam pad, stick your head inside, and "click" you've got a pic of you being eaten by a Giant Pumpkin Monster.
Visitors loved it.
They're holding up well. Will keep it lit thru the Election.
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Friday, November 4
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Woody Lancaster (L) took some time to relax after Topsfield Fair, to trailer Armand Michaud and his #1396 to Frerich's Farm in RI.
Here chillin' with "Jack the Giant Pumpkin Grower" (red fleece) and his family.
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Friday, November 4
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Judges (unofficial) scrutinizing the scales at Frerich's Farm in RI. 2016.
(L-R) Joe Post, Armand Michaud, Tony DiNigretis (sp?), and a guy w/dog don't know name.
Peanut gallery in background with "Woody" and Bob Duffy
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