. Cranberries; : la nazionale rivista di mirtillo palustre. Cranberries. ed è ben noto che molti a Cape Cod capitano di mare restituiti per andare in crescendo di mirtillo palustre. Su Buzz del lato materno della famiglia di sua madre, che era Marion Harlow, ci sono stati anche circa 14 ettari di torbiere, la proprietà inizio con T. C. Harlow. r. C. Harlow era conosciuto anche come J. "housewright," o casa buildsr e costruito un certo numero di case' sul capo e a Boston. Egli è venuto per costruire di mirtillo palustre nel fienile- stabile, sandwich e Mashpae. Il nonno materno di "Buzz" era W. F. Harlow, vissuto da quasi 101. Siamo

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. and it is well known that many a Cape Cod sea captain returned to go into cranberry growing. On Buzz's maternal side of the family, his mother, who was Marion Harlow, there were also about 14 acres of bog, ownership beginning with T. C. Harlow. r. C. Harlow was known also as J. "housewright, " or house buildsr and built a number of homes' on the Cape and in Boston. He came to build cranberry bogs in Barn- stable, Sandwich and Mashpae. The maternal grandfather of 'Buzz" was W. F. Harlow, who lived to be nearly 101. When he resided at Cotuit some years pack W. F. was honored and given a placque by Ocean Spray ^t Edaville as the oldest known cranberry grower. I He, Carleton says, carried on cranberry growing until he was )3, when he suffered an accident, 'racturing his' hip and forcing (lim to retire. Prior to that he ivas doing hard bog work and ariving to and from his' bog, his l^ehicle being drawn by a horse jvhich was blind in one eye, and sometimes stumbled, occasionally Ihrowing Harlow out of the ivagon, but he refused to quit lis bog work. "Wallie" Harlow or many years was a venerated gure and cranberry grower on he Upper Cape. j His grandfather, "Buzz" says', 7Sls reputed to have built good lOgs, but he usually sold them off nd kept the poorer ones himseM. Live In Florida Following his recovery for a lime "Buzz" lived in Florida to fet the sunshine and othsr ther- 'py for his badly injured leg nd hip. While there he engaged n the real estate busines's, at- jended a realtors' schcol and btained a Florida real estate icense. This was in the Miami rea. Howsver, he was not par- jicularly impressed with Florida life. He didn't like the onl^'- 'lightly changing seasons, or, he ays, even the real estate busi- ess as it was practiced there. "I didn't especially like some f the people. .So many people in 'lorida buy real estate primarily nth speculation in min

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