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[EMAIL] Del Doyle's Cranberries
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Max Steele
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 		[EMAIL] Del Doyle's Cranberries
On May 25th, I sent this email:
Quote:
Hello,

I wanted to find out what your hours of operation are?


Today, I received this response:

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Hello Mr. Steele,

Thank you for your interest in Del Doyle's Cranberries!

Although it's still very early in the season and fresh cranberries are not
yet at hand, we have indeed kicked off this year's growing season! Tours
of the bogs and informational programs are available, as are a wide
variety of specialty cranberry food products.

The Cranberry harvest occurs in September and October of every year and
2006 looks to be an outstanding year in both quality and quantity, so make
plans now to return to Del Doyle's in the Fall to share in the excitement!

Our business hours are from 8am to 6pm, Monday through Saturday and Tour
Prices are as follows:

Children 5 and Under - FREE
Students and Seniors 60+ - $4.00
Adults - $6.50

Hope to see you soon!

Del Doyle's Cranberries
#393 E. Edgewater Road,
-Just outside of Aglaura proper-
Pemberton Township, NJ


PostPosted: Fri Jun 02, 2006 8:46 pm
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Dionysus
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 		Ok THIS makes me sad. I sent them a cranberry recipe like the asked for.. but I havent heard anything. Maybe they just don't like my recipe...
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 03, 2006 12:06 am
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Sylvia
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 		Just received the follow in response to an email I sent on June 1.

Quote:
Hello Sylvia,

Thank you for your interest in Del Doyle's Cranberries!

Although it's still very early in the season and fresh cranberries are
not yet at hand, we have indeed kicked off this year's growing season!
Tours of the bogs and informational programs are available, as are a wide
variety of specialty cranberry food products.

The Cranberry harvest occurs in September and October of every year and
2006 looks to be an outstanding year in both quality and quantity, so
make plans now to return to Del Doyle's in the Fall to share in the
excitement!

Our business hours are from 8am to 6pm, Monday through Saturday and
Tour Prices are as follows:

Children 5 and Under - FREE
Students and Seniors 60+ - $4.00
Adults - $6.50

Hope to see you soon!

P.S. In the summer, the Jersey Devil is here on the second weekend of the month.

Del Doyle's Cranberries
#393 E. Edgewater Road,
-Just outside of Aglaura proper-
Pemberton Township, NJ

> I would like to know the times for your educational and entertaining
> activities especially the best times to visit to meet the Jersey Devil.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sylvia


[Edit] Looks like, maybe the weekend of July 8, we might get introduced to the Jersey Devil

S.

PostPosted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 6:06 pm
Last edited by Sylvia on Fri Jul 28, 2006 1:54 am; edited 3 times in total
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drizjr
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 		This was a lame attempt to see if the Dolye's would be affected by the redevelopment plan, or if it would effect the ecological balance they mention on their website; to give us more ammuntion to save the library. No help.
I wrote:
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> Dear Dolyes,
>
> Your website makes your farm look like a lovely place to visit!
> Please send information to this email account about the hours you are
> open, the activities schedule, and your product line. (I plan on
> asking my grocer to order your products because I believe in
> supporting local businesses.)
>
> Your site mentions "Discover why the New Jersey bogs make the perfect
> growing environment for cranberries and what animals and other plants
> are part of the delicate local ecology."
> I'm also interested in the ecology of the area, and would appreciate
> any info on that as well.
>
> I read somewhere about the Marzent Redevelopment Plan. Will it effect
> the bogs and that delicate ecological balance? I have seen, too often,
> family businesses; that have been around for generations; be forced to
> go bankrupt in the name of progress. It saddens me. I've never been to
> a cranberry bog in my life. I do not mean to apply anything, but
> please advise me if I need to get there sooner than later. I'd hate to
> miss the experience.
> Oh, but listen to me carry on.
>
> Here's a recipe your website viewers may enjoy.
>
> Cranberry Yogurt Coffee Cake
>
<snip> I'll spare you the recipe.<sniip>
>
> Thank you and best wishes,


Their reply..(I've only included the part that's different from previous replies.) :

Quote:
<snip>
Included in the tours are a circuit around the cranberry beds, written
displays, machinery demonstrations, farming antiques, photos, videos and
other interesting information. Cranberry gifts available on site include
Del's Famous Cranberry Grill Sauce, jellies, teas and extracts of
cranberry among others.

There are no immediate plans for redevelopment in this area that we are
aware of, and the land on which Del's sits has long been owned and
occupied by the Doyle family. I'm sure Del's will be around for a long,
long time.

Thanks so much for the recipe. Keep an eye out, yours may be selected from among the many we receive for placement on our site!

<snip> hours, prices, and closing.</snip>


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