The Lemon Orchard

Lemon Orchard "Hello. Anyone?" The plywood door had a hoarse sound. "Hello?" When a cheap door opens, it suddenly causes a big collision and moves away from the hinge. I jumped out of the grass and grass, but I got into a semicoma as a heavy metal object hit my head. The last thing I remember is that I drew naked in wasteland and then fell into the dark.

The lemon garden and the third and last continent are about alienation and isolation. The role and environment of the environment in the story is very effective and dynamic, which further strengthens the influence of themes and feelings in the story. In both stories, the environment and the environment play a major role, making the two stories more convincing. The lemon orchard is a story set in a dark, isolated lemon orchard. Ragma symbolizes the behavior of men and uses the environment and the environment to predict the future.

I know that you think "Where is Mrs. Orange", Yes, Arizona Metro Phoenix, Sun Valley, indeed many Oranges growing since 1889 23 years earlier than Arizona And there is a lemon garden. I became a state in 1912. Arizona is one of the only citrus-growing countries in the United States. Texas, California, Florida are the other three. In the past, 80,000 acres of citrus fruits were planted, and the orange flower season has a smooth aroma and entered into the valley of the valley four times a year. Unfortunately, as the population is growing rapidly, many orchards are divided. (For details, see http: //arizonaexperience.org/land/citrus)

At the same time, Arizona has developed lemon garden, but it is smaller than California. In the 1956 - 57 season, California produced 11 million gallons (42 million liters) of frozen lemon concentrate, but Florida production is still very small. California and Arizona became the main lemon sources in the Western Hemisphere. In recent years, the production of California has nearly doubled, and it can be sold with fresh methods or processing methods. Foreign competition became increasingly intense, and many California producers destroyed their lemon trees and pruned trees to oranges, but a new cultural technique that enables summer production reverses this trend maybe.