... minutes, until puffed up and golden content of the recipe accordingly). Other fruits could be used instead strawberries. blackberries and redcurrants are all suitable. frozenraspberries 4oz clear honey or icing sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 10 fluid or ...

... and, at times, more trivial existence. pocket money by packing and selling bunches of daffodils at sixpence a bunch, and blackberries in summer. In that way she got together £3 for her first secondhand bicycle, and promptly rode it into a hawthorn hedge ...

... barbering, luppge from the stades, as an extra in at the Shakespeare Theatre, temporary psalms, a baker, paeral labourer, blackberry and mushrooms picker. As a bricklayer be sainetiaaes bad I. walk five miles le and tram Ids work. winter when normal work ...

... local residents think it's a cheek. Generations of children have crept through holes in the perimeter fence to pick juicy blackberries and raid the conker trees in hidden corners of Greenham airfield. But now the military authorities are about to curb their ...

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... allowed to grow throughout the summer months, prune them back now to five or six leaves from where they started to grow. Blackberries are producing their young canes now for next year's fruiting. These should be tied to supports to present them being broken ...

... Blackberry bushes to plant • • • 22 SUCKS Kandell & Son Ltd. CHURCH LANE. CHALFONT ST. PETER THE blackberry Bedford Giant is an early variety maturing about the third week of July. It has large, round berries with an excellent flavour ideal for both jams ...

... I R. 1. Beasley 2 R. H. Harris 3 W M. Ray. Any other kind of vegetable. I T It Hinks 2 R. H. Herres 3 H. M. Ray. Fruit. Blackberries. plate of 211. I D H. Calnan tMn B M 3 C. Hurn. hairman Bob Beasley. in a to the Examiner, stressed the need for a general ...

... deers. But one eternal September/October problem is how to eat all the blackberries there are for picking and this is a particularly good year. Toni Arthur suggests making Blackberry Flummery a delicious pudding. At harvest time, we are reminded. there ...

... if we are prepared to take the time to wait and watch. Waiting is the watchword for September. Waiting for the ripening blackberries, for the hazel nuts to begin to fall from their husks. Waiting for summer to slip quietly into autumn. A month of taking ...

... it ever have its place in our hearts and in our lives. by Sylvia Smith season's English apples. Don't forget the humble blackberry: it appears a good year for them and if you pick from the hedgerows shay will freeze and make into jam and jelly your only ...