KFI: Most people don’t enjoy extremely cold weather, like the kind when you walk outside and can barely move because of massive amounts of snow or thick layers of ice. However, it turns out that all that wintery weather can cause some beautiful images. A farmer in Michigan stumbled upon one example and knew that what he was seeing was so unique, he had to grab his camera and photograph it. See here
15 Comments on Ghost Apples Beautifully Haunt Michigan Farm
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I paid $200 for one of these from a guy on eBay, total rip off…
You’re welcome!
I see I scream.
I wouldn’t eat it.
I would distillate it.
They should be washed in hot water before eating.
Many a school daredevil accidentally got his tongue stuck on one and had to have the fire department called.
Starving deer love them, pop apples. Usually found on the ground. Hard cider flavor enhancer…
Americans are so enslaved now that they think the proper response to tyranny is acceptance instead of rushing outside with pitchforks and torches.
“Americans are so enslaved now that they think the proper response to tyranny is acceptance instead of rushing outside with pitchforks and torches.”
i like turtles
Should have sprung for the overnight shipping, Mith….
too cold for me…. but beautiful!
“The first stage in the corruption of morals is the banishment of truth …”
Michel de Montaigne
Ghost apples: Members of the Core Corpse Corps?
Never heard of this before.
Learn something every day.
We ain’t never had ’em in the deep south…
It’s a frozen rotten apple.
Political Forum, still waiting for you to get the ball rolling.
I know this orchard.
Suburbs of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Michigan is a damp state, with more than it’s fair share of cloudy, cold, wet weather because of the Great Lakes effect.
Had heard of this phenomenon, but never seen pictures before.
Thanks.