PYO Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By corunnaroad on 22-Jan-13. Waypoint GA6182

S41 24.291 E147 08.010 HILLWOOD TASMANIA

This farm appears to be in two sections. One for the public to enter and pick their own and another no admission to the public.
No act ion here today.

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S41 30.879 E146 54.234 SELBOURNE ROAD HAGLEY TASMANIA

I was heading home after looking for caches in the Deloraine area when I saw a sign directing me to this PYO Blue Berry Farm. As it was only 1km off the Meander Valley Road I did the detour to get the required photo. I was not able to get a photo of the crop although from the number of cars parked inside there appeared to be a number of people picking.

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We went on a family outing with our grandchildren to Chambers Flat, Logan City Queensland to the Strawberry Farm to pick strawberries. It was a very enjoyable fun day. The 4 grandies hadn't seen strawberries growing before. Before long we had filled our punnet and then stopped to have a strawberry icecream. TFTC.

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Pick your own strawberries at Ashburn Farms, Stanthorpe.
On our recent visit to Stanthorpe we hoped to pick our own berries but it was pouring rain. Next time.
Thanks for the cache corunnaroad.

It is the season for PYO - cherries/ blueberries/ raspberries/ strawberries. We picked some blueberries for $12/kg on the East coast of Tasmania. There was 4 of us and we came away with 3.7kg of fruit in a very short time of picking.

Pick your own fruit and berries at the Sorell Farm. There is also a nice shop and cafe for those who do not want to pyo. It is located at 180 Pawleena Road, near Sorell in Southern Tasmania. TFTLC

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A real community garden

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Port Macquarie NSW
Pick your own strawberries.....or as they prefer, cut your own strawberries. And no bending involved.
TFTC corunnaroad

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Driving through the Coal River Valley in southern Tassie and spotted this sign for PYO apricots. Yum! TFTC

A favourite past time in NZ.

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Near these coords you could dig your own spuds.

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I was driving out of Bundaberg towards the Meadowvale reserve to find a new cache that was in there somewhere. As I turned on to the Bundaberg Rosedale road I spied the sign on the corner. Did not stop on the way up but on the way back. This little paddock is right next to the stall and the retail crop is on the other side of the stall.

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Oops! (see the sign on the fence)

Will grow, pick n' eat satisfy the pick n' eat requirement? I immediately thought of this cache when I spotted this Brigitta variety of blueberry at my parents' house.
(happy to change to a note if this doesn't meet the requirement)

The Granite Belt in Southern Queensland centered mainly between Warwick and Wallangara on the New England Highway is know nationally for grapes, Wine production, stone fruits, Berries and of course apples. There are numerous trucking companies in the area as well as fruit processing facilities. Very popular area for back packers. I saw this sign for PYO Strawberries after October.

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Forgot to log this one.
A delicious time picking these apricots.

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Pick your own strawberries....a little out of Mt Compass (oops) in South Australia. Didn't have time to grab any ourselves, but there was at least one couple and thier kids filling their bucket/s.

Thanks for another locationless......

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A late log-all these were along the same road-all delicious.

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Whoa! Spooky! We went blueberry picking last weekend, and i took a note of the coords of the blueberry farm and got a photo....for this exact purpose...So what? Well, i only just read about this locationless tonight!!! How's that for psycoist...?
The Blueberry farm, 123 Sebbes Rd, Forrest Grove. Near Margaret River

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Spotted this sign while caching inland from the Gold Coast ... wish I had the time to stop!

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Seen on a recent visit to NZ. I think you go into the forest and pick the one you want and long comes the lumberjack.

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These pick your own strawberries are on the way to Richmond, Tassie. I didn't actually know of them, but was driving this way NW. The picture catches your eye, but I reckon the strawberry season has just finished.

A late log
Wonder who picks broadbeans-not one of my favourite vegies

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A late log
Alot of these would get eaten before they hit the bucket

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The Turners Beach Berry Patch, near Ulverstone, began about ten years ago and has developed rapidly over the years. One of us taught the son of the owners and it was interesting to learn about their use of tissue culture for cultivation, growing beds and plant replacement, and varietal trials. In the Tasmanian Fruits Farm Gate Guide, the Berry Patch is described as “Tasmania’s largest strawberry and raspberry PYO area”. Other berries available are tayberries, thornless blackberries, marionberries and boysenberries. The photo added to the gallery is a composite of four images: one of us can be seen standing next to a mural while holding some strawberries we have picked and a strawberry icecream; the advertisement from the Tasmanian Fruits Farm Gate Guide; a photo of the most recent development, raised strawberry beds for easier picking, especially for the elderly; and a price list showing strawberries for $10.50/kg PYO ($14.00/kg otherwise) and raspberries for $12.00/kg PYO only.

Hi corunnaroad
This PYO sign is on the top of Peninsula Hill near Eagle Hawk Neck on the Tasman Peninsula not far from Port Arthur.
Similar signs are reasonably common throughout Tasmania, particularly toward the end of what ever fruit season it may be.
In this case it was strawberries. Others include raspberries, apples and cherries. Unfortunately, this farm was out of the pick your own fruit at the time these photos were taken.
*FTF*
TFTC and cheers
Oldsaint.

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Go for it!!