... James Church hall. Starts 7.30 pm, admission £3 adults, £1.50 children. Refreshments available. Wednesday, October 22 - BLACKBERRY WEEK DISCO -Northern Out-Look is proud to announce its first ever evening disco. Location: Upstairs at Amble Social Club ...

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... to your garden, why not plant a bramble, lay mushroom spawn in the lawn and choose a cherry. The choice of cultivated blackberries includes thornless types which take the pain out of picking but the biggest fruit of them all comes from a wickedly spiked ...

... minutes until the pastry is golden brown and cooked through. Sprinkle with remainder of cinnamon angd sugar. BLACKBERRY AMBER,—I Ib, blackberries, 2 tablespoons water, 3 oz, sugar, juice of half a lemon, Cook together gently until fruit is soft and the ...

... in sugar and a suitably flavoured jelly until dissolved. Plums are an ideal choice at the moment, idamsons. greengages, blackberries, pears and apples are the alternatives. The second' idea concerns a custard made a little thicker than usual. with a gmall ...

... RED TOMATO CHUTNEY I)LUMS. damsons, apples, pears, blackberries, marrows, green or red tomatoes are harvesy crops all suited to chutney making. Buy them now at their cheapest market prices to turn into winter warming chutneys of your own choosing, Chutney ...

... offered a fine array of goods including free range eggs, fresh apple juice, organic fruit and veg, honey, strawberries and blackberries, bread, cakes made from rape seed, plants and even garden furniture. Alnwick District Council was responsible for developing ...

... Anderso) entry won a prize. Eggs, espe- Dobson, West Thi cially brown, were outstanding Results: — and attracted most entries. Blackberry jelly: Some enormous turnips and Lahe J:,';dflof‘.'e’ swedes were benched, and vre 'S, Henderso potatoes were good. Grain ...

... trainers, and of course another calculator. But it is all worth it to see them on their merry way each day. Don’t forget Blackberry Week in not far off and there is always the two week Christmas holiday to look forward to! ...

... marrow: Henderson. Truss of tomatoes: R Farnsworth. Courgettes: J G Elliott. Fruit Grapes: J Allen. Raspberries: A Henderson. Blackberries: A Henderson. Dessert apples: L Bolam. Cookinf apples: L Bolam. Plums: Pohm. Other fruit: L Boam. ...

... etc, etc. All disorders were given the natural alternative treatment, some most amazing remedies - a decoction of dried blackberry leaves, chopped dried bark of oak. decoction of fresh lettuce seeds, infusion of dried marigold flowers, the list was endless ...

... gather from prickly roadside bushes, which lend their name to the so-called schools’ *Bramble weck’ DORN.. - Cultivated blackberries in our gardens have done very well. The difference between them and their wild cousins is the amount of care and attention ...