The orange groves are providing a GENEROUS harvest this year. This is one of those lucky opportunities that presented while driving past a citrus distribution plant. The oranges are washed and sorted in a warehouse then they ride an overhead conveyor belt outdoors where they drop into trucks that will deliver them to orange juice processing plants.
Patty Charles photography
Chasing light and my own dreams
Nature’s generosity is legend.
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So many oranges . . .
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That’s cool to see this. I always assumed orange juice just appeared at the store!
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Love this picture, too, reminds me of a long time ago, when I was a scholar. We were in Israel then and were allowed to help harvesting oranges. How did I love the smell of the bloom!
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Very cool!!! I have never seen how they do it. Makes me want a glass of orange juice! Yum
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Glad you enjoyed – this was the first I saw this part of process also.
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Would be fun to have access to fresh and abundant citrus. Also is fun to see the process.
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