I used th enjoy playing this game with my Granny. When my sister was little, she got one and the game looked a lot different than it did when I used to play it!

I loved this game when I was little. I loved it so much that I would but the cherries in my mouth and chew on them, I choked on one and had to go to the ER... I think I also swallowed a few. Guess choking hazards were not important to parents in the 80's or toy makers.

Those first 2 stories are funny! I too would chew on the cherries! Also, I kept the game at my grandparents' house and would make my grandpa play marathon games with me, no wonder my parents were so insistent that I keep it there! As soon as I came through the door, I'd go pull it off the shelf and set it up--before I'd taken my coat off!

At the beginning of class in 3rd grade, we had this game and other toys available to play with, but no one really knew how to play it so we'd just sort of put cherries in the slots and move on.

This was one of my foirst board games loved it.

We played this at school in the 1st grade. The cherries were really cute.

I think I had an early version of this where the trees stood upright and you had to hang the cherries off of them by the little stems. Was impossible for chubby little 4 year old fingers.

I know i had this game at grandmama's and grandpa's when lil i use to play it with granpa and he'd be silly with me as he took his cherrys he'd pretend to eat them to make me giggle. memorys i'll never forget

I was a kindergarten Buddy when I was in 5th gr and I saw this game on the shelf one day. Just by the box it looked so cool. I remembered it all these years and bought it for my 3 yr. old. The game has changed and the fruits are dif. colors not just red anymore. The game is too hard for him to play yet and his chubby little hands knock the fruit rolling around the board.

I didn't have this game, but my younger cousins did. I would play it with them when I visited. That was back in the mid 60s, so this game has been around a while.