Louis' Summer Vacation | Episode 11 – Apple Harvest & Sorting at a Swiss Farm

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Videozusammenfassung
KI-generiertA family visits an apple orchard for a day of harvesting and learning. Guided by their grandparents, the children learn how to properly pick apples and visit the Alpenfrucht facility to see how the fruit is graded by size and color before enjoying local apple desserts.
Guten Morgen, Großmami.
Guten Morgen, Anna. Der Tee ist fertig.
Guten Morgen zusammen.
Die Croissants sehen gut aus.
Hier ist Brot für dich.
So, our harvesting route starts here.
Can we pick the red ones?
Of course, Louis.
And the green ones?
A good plan. We'll fill many baskets.
Exactly. A wonderful day for it.
Welcome to our apple orchard. This map shows all our harvesting areas.
Louis, look. This is our route for today.
Wow! Can we go to Zone 3?
Of course. That's a great spot.
Louis, watch closely. We twist the apple upward by its stem.
Like this, Grandpa?
Yes, that's it. Gently now.
I did it!
Well done, Louis.
Take care of the sorting, Anna.
Yes, Grandma. You're perfect.
Hold on tight, Louis.
I'll help, Grandpa.
Very good, my boy.
Hello everyone.
Welcome to Alpenfrucht.
Thank you. We're excited to see everything.
Please, come in. We'll show you around.
Wow, so many apples.
Fresh from the orchard.
Louis, this screen shows how we grade the apples.
By size and color, see?
Wow, so these are the big ones?
Exactly. The XLs go in this crate.
Very clever, Louis.
Just like that, Louis. Hold on tight.
I'm doing it.
Perfect, Louis. Here's the next one.
That's good.
They go on top of this.
Well done, everyone.
Louis, this is for you. Thank you for visiting.
Wow, thank you so much.
Thank you. This is very kind.
You're welcome. Safe travels.
Goodbye. Thank you.
Let's go inside, everyone.
Wow, look at all the apple desserts.
They look so beautiful and fresh.
Welcome. Please come in.
Thank you. It smells wonderful.
Safe travels. I'll miss you.
Thank you, Anna, for everything.
We will miss you too, dear.
Bye, Anna. Thank you for the gift.
All aboard, please.
