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P.E.I. orchard owner 'fed up' after children damage apples during U-pick visit

CBC Canada ·
P.E.I. orchard owner 'fed up' after children damage apples during U-pick visit

A Prince Edward Island orchard owner’s social media post about children damaging apples has blown up online, sparking a conversation about how visitors treat U-pick farms.

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