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Great places to go apple picking near Philadelphia this fall

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By Hira Qureshi Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Fall is nearly here, and for fruit lovers, that means one thing: It’s apple-picking season. In the Philly area, there are more than a few orchards where you can pick apples for peak autumnal fun. Whether you’re into the crisp, sweet taste of a Gala or the crunchy, tart Granny Smith, you’re sure to get your fill. When does apple-picking season start?
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CRABBING IN SEA ISLE

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By Hira Qureshi Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Sitting on a skiff on the bay in Sea Isle City, chef Liz Grothe slowly pulled up a submerged string from the lapping waters while holding onto a half-eaten Wawa hoagie. On the string, a blue crab emerged, clinging to the severed fish head at the end of the bait holder, called a handline. The crustacean was too small for New Jersey’s recreational size minimum (3 inches long), Grothe and her companions determined. With a sigh, she dropped the crab back into the water.
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How to have a perfect Philly day, according to Binding Agents cookbook shop owner Catie Gainor

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By Hira Qureshi Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Catie Gainer conceived the idea of a bookstore dedicated to cookbooks in a “fever dream” four years ago. Today, her 350-square-foot shop Binding Agents has become a destination for home cooks, chefs, and authors in the Italian Market neighborhood.
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