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Earl spares Maritime apple crop
Written by CBC News   
September 8, 2010 – Apple growers in the Maritimes are relieved after finding Hurricane Earl did minimal damage to their crop Saturday.

Mark Ashley, of Wintermoor Orchard in York, north of Charlottetown, will be busy scooping about 800 kilograms of apples off the ground this week — maybe 10 per cent of his crop — after a weakened Earl blew through.

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