Ok, so maybe we aren’t picking pickled peppers, but corn, tomatoes, onions, okra, squash, zucchini, a couple of different lopes, three different watermelons, and of course peaches and nectarines. !!!! If you read the blog, you know I have been following the season at a small family farm on 1700 Severn Road in Anne Arundel County called Boyer Farms. I don’t know what is nicer, the people or the produce. Stop by and buy something fresh if you are in the mood for summer, they don’t grow it better anywhere else.
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Monday, July 23, 2007
Boyerisms: Better Than Petticoat
I think the Boyer ladies win hands down over those Bradley girls in Petticoat Junction. All of these women have, or still do, work at the farm stand on 1500 Severn Road. I had a great time taking their portraits. Thanks Rachael for coming up with the plan. Make sure to visit the farm and gets some home grown produce if you are out and about on Route 100, in Anne Arundel County.














Weddings!
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Boyerisms: FYI -Toby is not DUMB!
O.K, Despite what the gods of the watermelon patch decree, Toby may be one of the smartest pickers on the crew. Still not convinced? His second job is tutoring students in math! I was going to write about the sweet corn that is in, but the melons are out producing everything! The “lopes” all decided on multiple births, including the Siamese Twin. Greg can be seen here pitching luscious yellow watermelons (not sure what their real name is) while J. catches (and for the record J. did nab that one in his t-shirt). If you’re around route 100, visit the Boyer Peach Orchard and Farm Stand at 1500 Severn Road.












Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Model Mayhem: July 14th
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Boyerisms: Fried Green Toe-mah-toes
Ok, so the crew over at Boyer’s farm has decided that their blog entries should be called Boyerisms, which is fine by me. The peaches continue to ripen, with almost a new variety every week. Some of them are limited, like the white peaches on the back of the truck bed, and they go quickly. It’s not just peaches that are ripe either, the tomatoes are coming in like gangbusters. I fried up two beautiful ones for lunch the other day. Boyer farm is located at 1500 Severn Road, right around the corner from Anne Arundel Mall, go check out the farm stand if you are in the neighborhood.






Friday, July 6, 2007
July 7th, 2007: Divas in Black
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