Calling all apple enthusiasts and nature lovers! Gilcrease Orchard, located at 7800 N. Tenaya Way, and a place close to my heart, is currently seeking volunteers to join in the joy of picking apples for their upcoming cider production. As a long-time supporter and avid visitor of the orchard, I can attest to the unforgettable experiences it offers. Now, they are reaching out to the community for assistance in the coming weeks, and I couldn’t be more excited to spread the word.
Gilcrease Orchard has become a cherished tradition. Every year, we eagerly await the arrival of cider season, as it signifies a special time for us to bond, connect with nature, and relish the delicious fruits of labor. We have witnessed firsthand the dedication and passion that the orchard team pours into their craft, and now they need our help to bring their cider-making dreams to fruition.
Gilcrease Orchard Needs Your Help
The orchard has made a heartfelt request for volunteers to rise and shine early in the morning, ready to embark on an apple-picking adventure. With the sun just beginning to rise, volunteers will gather at 5:30 a.m., united by a shared love for the orchard and the desire to contribute to its thriving ecosystem. There is something magical about the early morning air, filled with the sweet anticipation of apple harvest.
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Imagine strolling amidst the scenic beauty of Gilcrease Orchard, surrounded by the vibrant colors and tantalizing aromas of the apple trees. The tranquility of the orchard, coupled with the laughter and camaraderie of fellow volunteers, creates an atmosphere that truly warms the heart. Together, volunteers can pluck ripe apples, knowing that their efforts will contribute to the flavorful batches of cider that will be enjoyed by visitors from near and far.
Discover More
To learn more about this wonderful volunteer opportunity and how you can be a part of the cider-making magic, I encourage you to visit Gilcrease Orchard’s website.
Their website is pretty educational! Below, find out how to harvest some of the vegetation found on the orchard!