Posted by CBBC on October 13, 2017 at 22:37:39 from (24.85.12.131):
Here are some more cranberry harvest pictures. Sorry for the sideways and upside down pics...I did rotate some but still sideways and upside for most.
The eagles were eating mice, waiting for us to drive by with the beater and scare the mice to make them move. There are a couple of the elevator / conveyer loading the truck and one of the old Louiville being probed for a sample at the receiving station. The swirling patternes of different coloured fruit are different varieties mixing when we pull booms through or the wind blows the fruit.
Sweetfeet, you commented before about getting out if the beater breaks down...well we push them to the side and pick themcup with the big excavator. I was lucky here and was pretty close to the edge when a key came out of the shaft / pully so we just reached overand chained it up.
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