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... collectors of British wild plants, as there is a wonderful variety of British ferns to be found there, besides nuts and blackberries in the autumn. I rather hope to see one day a motor hurdle race, in which colonial type caterpillar- track vehicles, and ...
... grouse consists of the common ling or heather Calluna vulgaris), supplemented by various other plants and berries such as blackberry, crar.- b rry, cloudberry, bell heather, cross-leaved heath, cotton grass, bog myrtle, sorrel, etc. 1 ng toothless the grouse ...
... have longed to get upsides and smother this wicked and dangerous little hornet. Now his kind of pony does not grow on every blackberry bush. Could you find eight of the exact type amongst the ones you have seen in tournaments this year? I do not believe you ...
... the summit and are luxuriously clothed with trees and vegetation spark ling mountain streams dash down through the firs, blackberry bushes threaten to dominate the undergrowth, and hedges and mud walls replace wire fences. The descent is extraordinarily ...
... Garden, His Majesty's, the Scala, and the Princes with opera for every taste and inclination, and con certs are as thick as blackberries in September with such giants as Chaliapine and Madame d' Alvarez thrown in. It looks as if the musical critics will all ...
... down the valley past Kinoul ton Wood, straight through Earl Manvers's plantation without a check, and got to ground near Blackberry Hill, after quite a sharp fifty minutes' gallop. Kemp's Spinney being blank, a substitute was soon roused in Curate's Gorse ...
... Notts country. Good as it is, they can have it. The hunt finished at Blackberry Hill, and the well-known member of the hunt from Queniborough looked as if he had been blackberrying with his face. From The Curate hounds ran well through Parsons Thorns ...
... is a luxuri ous vegetation, with apple orchards and little spinneys, and clear mountain rills run ning through them, and blackberry bushes, and the whole range of sub-tropical flora, and you go down to Santiago and Valparaiso with a rush and a swirl r ...
... Ernest Hill, despite the cares of captaincy, won at the same point from Miss D. Jackson, though fours had to be common as blackberries this autumn for holes to be won. It was excellent fun, and the popularity of this competition is now more firmly established ...
... is any smell), and you have time to get off and pick up some fallen walnuts, or, if it so please you, gorge your self on blackberries. It is the most restful entertainment imaginable this cub-bunting business, and if you do go home with your nails almost ...
... money from some passing opulent-looking stranger. This to pay the toll. Beggars in Portugal, in fact, are as plentiful as blackberries in Britain in September. Which brings me to the remarkable fact that there is not a single coin copper, silver, or gold ...
... KINGSCOTE AND MAJOR D. C. S. G WYNNE The United Counties Hunters' Show at Carmarthen is one of those harbingers which, like the blackberry, tell about 80,000 to 90,000 intrepid people in England, Scotland, and Wales that a certain liveliness will be observed ...