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... THE PONY AND THE BLACKBERRIES Sm,-The following incident may amuse and interest some of your readers. A friend of mine set out on her pony to pick blackberries in the She had filled her was returning home, man on horseback galloped My friend's pony started ...
... now to gather the blackberries. The fruit preservation centres will be glad to have them. They have not been kept too busy in most districts, and they would evera l tons of blackberrie to There are like to have evera l tons of blackberrie to complete their ...
... local evacuees to get in the blackberry crop which promises to be a good one. fruit that has to be dealt with at once, but makes excellent jam or jelly or can be bottled or used at once in pies, or very nicely in a blackberry version of the W elsh apple ...
... Ireland ductions compiled by brill ia nt sclw lars; wh ile in mally novels by well-known a uthors the\· are as thick as blackberries in September. ln facl it is quite obvious that quite a number of people like their infinitives split on the principle that ...
... TECHNIQUE IR,-I have a blue Lakeland terrier bitch, aged nine years, who pick · and cats trawberric ·, raspberries and blackberries. Of cherries she is very fond and eats large number when they li e on the ground , sometimes crunching the stones, sometimes ...
... and the John Innes Blackberry are as good as any. \.Vhere there is room, many of these blackberries and hybrid berries are well worth trying. The Himalayan Berry, for example, is an extremely vigorous and prolific early blackberry, and has the curious ...
... clinging precariously to the tall thistle-heads; or if you wished to enjoy the English wild rose at its loveliest, or the blackberry at its juiciest; you could hardly do better than follow that faintly discernible path through Long Meadow. Perhaps, if the ...
... consecutive days, the heat left in your oven after cooking. K eep the oven door ajar. After about 15 hours' THE BLACKBERRY CROP Blackberries are ripening fast all over the country. D on't neglect this good and healthgiving fruit. Try drying, test by squeezing ...
... Fleet, Hampshire. A DO KEY ENJOYS BLACKBERRIES IR,- Having rl ad in OUNTRY LIFE of August 20 of the pony with a pa ion for cherries, we think it may interest you to hear that our Irish donkey loves ating blackberries and will go up to a bu h solely to ...
... Street, S.W.I. A DOG THAT EATS BLACKBERRIES From Lo1•d Medway. Sm,-My father has a Labrador retriever puppy. he is very fond of fruit, especially blackberries; I have often given them to her. I was picking blackberries and I turned round to hand her some ...
... are turned off, may lawfully pick and keep wild flowers such as primroses and hyacinths, and wild fru it such as nuts and blackberries, also wild mushrooms. It would thus appear The House of Lords has held that, if a farmer allows that, if the law is to ...
... Moorings, H ighclijjeon-Sea, H ampshire. Pembroke \\'elsh corgi 51R,-My Pembroke \\'elsh corgi a lways eats blackberries. \\'hen I a m out after blackberries I have only to hold a few in my hand and he almost makes a clash for them. H e will also hunt for them ...