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mrsflibble
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*gloat*
this week I shall be visiting both of my favorite forraging places round here. I'll be taking my walking stick with me for the apple and pear trees growing wild in one of the nature reserves and some baggies for blackberries and sloes. mmmmm. free food.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
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Loads of apples and blackberries, best year ever here in Norfolk.
But..weep...no sloes.
Own garden Laxton Fortune thousands on one tree. Plums fairly good Victoria but intermittent ripening.
But..weep...no sloes.
Own garden Laxton Fortune thousands on one tree. Plums fairly good Victoria but intermittent ripening.
Leave only footprints..take only photographs and wabbits.
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Ratty
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We got 2lb of blackberries from a hedgerow the other week. They're in the freezer now, waiting for me to borrow the preserving pan from mum to make lots of yummy jam 
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Just got back on the bike from a forage, 2 bags of cooking apples (they falling off and picking off easy) will keep all winter. Thought it early, hope they keep.
Also some loverly blackberries, the small tight sort, not so sweet as others.
ALSO some corn fell off a lorry, a pile of it on the verge, didn't have a spare bag so gonna go back.
Also some loverly blackberries, the small tight sort, not so sweet as others.
ALSO some corn fell off a lorry, a pile of it on the verge, didn't have a spare bag so gonna go back.
Leave only footprints..take only photographs and wabbits.