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Blueberry picking

It's pretty rad that we have 2 blueberry farms right here in Bellevue. At only $1.50/lb, it's a great way to spend a few hours and getting cheap berries to boot! We went with our pals Vivienne and Winston (and baby Cecily!) and the kids had so much fun picking the fruit. Evie and Vivienne were concocting recipes (something about cinnamon blueberry marshmallow smores) and could not stop gabbing with each other the entire time. 

Pick only the blue ones, guys!



A Nora sized blueberry bush

Showing me her wares

Buddies!

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  1. That's a great price for blueberries! Tell Evie to make me a blueberry pie. 😀

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