Name: Falling for apples in Maine, by Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero by Youth Journalism International
Duration: 3 min 19 s
Description: What is more typical for a New England fall season than apple picking, ask Youth Journalism International reporters Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero. Go with them as they check out a local orchard in Maine on a crisp fall day.

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What is more typical for a New England fall season than apple picking, ask Youth Journalism International reporters Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero. Go with them as they check out a local orchard in Maine on a crisp fall day. 

Falling for apples in Maine, by Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero

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Falling for apples in Maine, by Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero

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