B
Yes, it does. Uh, and actually I had a pony there for twenty-five years, and he had two acres that he had for his own grazing.
A
How about that.
B
So he had his own backyard garden, too. But that, that worked out very nicely too. I built him a barn back there where, in the part of my corn field, and he lived in that, but, uh, as far as gardening is concerned, we do enjoy it. My wife is in charge of the flowers. She does all of the flower gardening throughout the whole property, and we have, you know, an acre, an acre and a half that the house is sitting in the middle of, and she has flower gardens and bulbs, perennials and things. We have blueberries, blackberries. I have two or three, uh, apple trees, the Golden Delicious were fantastic this year. My neighbor has pear trees, and, um, oh, blueberries, all kinds of food around there, if we just had time to take advantage of it. My wife has spent probably I don't know how many hours in the last two or three weeks canning pears, because there were so many of them, and I have been totally engulfed with Golden Delicious apples. I just couldn't handle the, the amount of them we got this year. It's really been a remarkable year.
A
Well, I bet you could answer a question for me. What's a good apple to bake pies with?
B
I use my Golden Delicious, and they make delicious pies.
A
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