
little fuzzy friend
hiding in wait, meal stalking-
beware the flower
beware by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley

little fuzzy friend
hiding in wait, meal stalking-
beware the flower
beware by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
by Angie 2 Comments

left to its’ own devices
a frowsy blowsy garden
merrily dances,
grabbing partners willy nilly
twisting, winding, climbing, grasping,
a delightful chaos of
weeds and intentions alike,
beautifully melding
into a last-ditch party,
all
unapologetically abundant
unapologetically abundant
by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
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surreal bubbles
pause in peril, waiting to
plummet, soak the earth
plummet by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
by Angie 6 Comments

Fall is my favorite season. Apple harvest is here! Fresh-from-the-tree apples are so yummy! I wanted to take advantage of the new crops to dehydrate some apples for tasty treats later this winter.
I purchased two boxes of apples (Honeycrisp and Golden) from a friend who is also a farmer. They were harvested the night before I met her to get them. Very fresh!

Wash. Slice. Spread out.

Add to the dehydrator and plug it in. I don’t add anything to keep them from browning. They do great without that step. I keep the peel on as well.

My tiny dehydrator has four small circle trays, but the results are just fine. I don’t have to slice apples for hours to fill it. I get a break, then repeat the next day. (And the next and the next . . . because I have two boxes.)

Cash (left) and Cowboy LOVE apple harvest season! They get the cores. I am currently a favorite person.

Here is batch one. Not all of them, but a pretty bowl full to show you. I store them in gallon zip bags or gallon lidded jars. And later, when I need a snack and taste of summer during the cold dreary days of winter, all I have to do is pop open a container and munch away.
I am so thankful for apples! Happy harvest!
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not all bright stars live
sprinkled high above, many
dip their toes in earth
stars by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
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feathered lace wings pose
delicate friend uncamouflaged
wonder in plain sight
wonder by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley, WA
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summer fire flames
explode across the landscape
burning with beauty
fire by Angie Quantrell
my summer garden, Yakima Valley
by Angie 2 Comments

welcome, you
tempestuous swirls of a
dress called Spring
swirls by Angie Quantrell
Happy 1st day of spring!
by Angie 12 Comments

you didn’t plan for
winter’s ice fog descending
yet look – lace decor
lace decor by Angie Quantrell
Winter 2026, Yakima Valley
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orange on green surprise
heart shows garden trick, fall joy
love me some pumpkins
pumpkin heart by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
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