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- The Imperial harem of Topkapi Palace in Istanbul contained more than 400 rooms.
- The Winter Palace, the official residence of Russian Tsars, is located in this Russian city.
- Sanssouci, the former summer palace of Frederick the Great, was built in this style.
- What day and year did the famous Battle of Culloden near Culloden, Scotland occur?
- The Culloden Moor, Scotland, the site of the Battle of Culloden, was once known by another name, Drummoisse Moor.
- The term used to describe the head of family/village in Scotland is laird.
- The name of the exiled Scottish Jacobite claimant to the thrones of England, Scotland, and Ireland was James Francis Edward Stuart.
- Who smuggled the Scottish Bonnie Prince Charlie out of Scotland?
- Which is the patron saint of Scotland?
- Construction of the Alaska Railroad began in 1914.
- President Warren Harding drove the final spike in the Alaska Railroad.
- What happened in 1964 in south-central Alaska?
- What is the common name for Prudhoe Bay?
- The Trans-Alaska pipeline provided what percent of domestic oil for the US when completed?
- Who was vice president of the US when Congress gave final approval to begin construction of the Alaska pipeline?
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“This fee is standard and includes two parking spaces as well as complimentary electric power.” refer to the following advertisement and website.
Pierre Michel Orchard
865 Harvest Lane Northeast, Richland, Washington
Operating Hours
Monday - Wednesday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Friday - Sunday, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Would you like to experience the fun of picking your own fresh fruit? Visit Pierre Michel Orchard now and check out our 105 acres of cherries, peaches, apples, oranges, and nectarines.
Pierre Michel Orchard was built in 1970. All of our fruits were commercially sold before the idea of You Pick came about in the 1980s. You Pick gives visitors of all ages the chance to pick fruit during the harvest season, which usually runs from June to early January the following year. While visitors pay for all the fruit they pick, regardless of whether they are ripe or not, the pleasure of personally picking them off our trees is priceless.
Pierre Michel Orchard also offers hayrides and tours of our technical area. Here guests can take a look at our state-of-the-art tractors and equipment. We also conduct demonstrations on fruit drying and canning and teach lessons on how to make apple and peach pies. For additional information about our orchard, you may visit our Web site at www.pmichelorchard.com
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Because of favorable changes to weather conditions, the harvest season at Pierre Michel Orchard will start one month earlier than usual this year!
You Pick will be offered on weekends of the harvesting months, but we can organize private picking sessions for groups of at least ten people during our weekday operations. Please call 555-9834 and ask for Richard French to make a booking.
Meanwhile, guests who are interested in attending our pie-making classes should register for our online newsletter to receive notifications on the schedules of these classes.
We hope to see you soon!- What is NOT mentioned about Pierre Michel Orchard?
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