Cinnamon Almonds

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Cinnamon Almonds

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What Winters used to look like before the development boom. The coastal range was clearly visible from town. What happened in Paradise can happen anywhere. With rapid overpopulation growth in Northern California and the high demand for housing, we need, as Californians to prioritize. We must protect what is left of our pristine environment, our vanishing small farmlands and be critical of fast growth and housing development that will impact our future, our safety, our agriculture and what is left of our wildlife environment.
Halloween/ Fall mood🍁🍂 Orange everything! Fall photo from 2017
The drying of the cots
Transportion. Many cots were transported through train for the east coast, however many were also shipped to LA and other regions in California through semi-trucks.
The sorting of fresh cots for transportation and shipment. Cots were picked more on the green side so that they would last in transport, which was no problem for blenheims as they ripen unevenly to begin with and even when ripe retain a green side. Blenheims also retained their flavor when picked earlier compared to other cots. Conveyor belts were used to sort cots based on size or other defects. Cots that didnt make the cut for transport would later be dried along with later riper pickings.