So long as it isn't the bucket used to wash clothes with a plunger... Also, hoping that a used plunger isn't needed for the cider press.

eeewwwww!!!

I think I will just go out and buy a authentic cider press.

Hey, I wonder .... if you can stomp grapes to make wine, can we just stomp some apples to make cider?

No plunger needed for the press. Jeez, guys. :p

Ah hahahhaha.... feet okay?

I'd like to hear about how your apple stomping goes.

Let's have a stomping party on the front porch!

woo-hooo! Now that sounds like fun, Jilly.

We will have to get some big tubs to put the apples in.

BYOT?

Yup .... everyone bring your own tub. We have plenty of apples for all.

Boy oh boy!!! We are going to have some mighty fine apple cider.

Phyllis....I read some of the earlier posts on this thread and I was cracking up.....you were wondering about the origins of the word "hootenanny". Evidently it is an old word for party, first heard around the 1930's. Lots of folk music at these hootenannies!

Maybe we ought to have ourselves a real down-home kind of hootenanny. Whatcha think?

Excellent! Now that I am the go-to gal for making hard cider and apple cider vinegar, we are going to be using the heck outta those apples.