... wine, which is made from the dregs saved from your daily teapots! When I finally got going the first gallon I produced was blackberry. picked from the hedgerow. There i« something. very basic and satisfying about stirring a bucket — albeit a plastic one ...

... Home winemaking the proper way! life and I don't want to do that. O After my blackberry was finished and had had a good sampling — it turned out OK, more by luck I felt than anything else — 1 tried parsnip. I'm still very much a beginner and 1 have to ...

... guardian is. therefore, no longer required. Two of the principal crops culled in seasons past were wild raspberries and blackberries, favourite haunts for these fruits being the old railway track —bereft of rails and trains —which straddled the area from ...

... about 13in. | around in width, used, £1.25 for lot.—Seen at 105 Belfast I Road, Muckamore, Antrim. ; PLANTS — Thorniess Blackberries, 50p each; few Strawberry and Wallflowers, 10p l each.—King, 120 Knockan Rd.. near Broughshane. Tel. | | Broughshane 202 ...

... Starmist. WHITE WITH TAN INTERIOR, Lo ralal ‘7s‘oo'o SR o Manual £7185 VERY LOW MILEAGE excelient condition, one owner. Blackberry, Grey trim Only 33,000 miles and n £|,6°° 0.n.0 £1,250 0.n.0. R e % mmeaoculot ondition wew. n; Lo w: 3745 Ry e Anply —T ...

... £s—Tel. Aughafatten 286. DRESSMAKING Stand, Maidenform. adjustable, £s.— Tel.' Kells 662. ONE Doz. Compost-grown cultivated Blackberry Plants, ‘ Oregon Thornless, in containers, 25p° each.—Tel. Broughshane 202 MINI Cooper Sump Guard on sub-frame, &£s.~Tel ...

... Closedown. lays Sinuhe, physician b Ronald Dworkin, Professor William Lucas reads ?he) Pharaoh Akhnaton, & of Jurisprudence at -Blackberry-Picking” L follows his adventures a Oxford. ] 3 Seamus Heanev., amours and his search i 6-45 In Every Lorr}er Sag. truth ...

... When it’s harvest time HELLO, CHILDREN: It's harvest festival time again and no doubt you will be taking wild blackberries from the hedgerows or apples and vegetables from your gardens, to school, as well as to the harvest fes?ival at church. It's a pleasant ...

... BOTTLE IT UP ARE your family compulsive blackberry pickers? If so put them to work this week-end, and make them delicious blackberry and apple jam. 1 Here's the easy to make recipe using Certo—the natural fruit pectin which helps you obtain a perfect ...

... silver birch — grain-pipe legs _almost a stone colour, Toysers are also ‘seen spruce green, and ~ t;cked into. the top of blackberry. boots to give a baggy The covered-up look for bad Russian Cossack etfect. weather includes duffle This tucked-in idea for ...

... Pectin Some fruits, notably drawberries, blackberries, pears, some cherries, rhubarb and alsc vegetable marrow are deficient in pectin and/ or acid. To overcome this difficulty these {ruiits are mixed with others rich in the essential setting properties ...

... teaspoons (10ml.) Kirsch; sugar for blackberries if required. Divide the blackberries' between ' four individual serving bowls, sprinkling with sugar if required. Whip cream, sugar and Kirsch together until thick. Top blackberries with the cream, Serve immediately ...