... Cardiff. had severe facial injuries. It was found by a woman blackberry picker In a field on a farm at Llanedeyrne, a Cardiff suburb. Nearby in the brambles was a cycle. A bag containing blackberries was found near the bicycle. Mrs. Challinder. married only ...

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... rocky top Thrang End above the Yralands and the vista merges from country into sea. from the tangle of bracken, briar and blackberry to where Lancashire sinks the fringe of her broad acres Into the bay Morecambe. Between the tang of the sea and the noxious ...

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... Ulverston. Levens bands. Lytham St. Anna* R.C.— Monday. 12th. 7 30 pjn. meeting. Mortcambe H.F. Sunday nth 10 train. Arnslde blackberry ' Moracamba I.R.O.C.M.F.—Wednesday. Mlh. 10 bus. Oalgate. Kits Brow. Bay Horse. Galgate. t a n C.B. Comradeship.— Saturday ...

... Fruit and nuts This consists largely of fruits such as acorns, beech nuts, windfall apples and blackberries. They also dig for underground storage organs such as bulbs or tubers of woodland plants and will eat lo; of green vegetation especially grass ...

... Is: ripening which are extremely Beware all.wUd berrlse.- A UTUMN Is here Main already and that means blackberry time for many of you. Blackberries cannot easily be mistaken for anything else, and you may not need any hints from me. Just the same 111 ...

... Farm. Wigan-1 road. Westhead. said he was picking blackberries on the railway embankment when he saw a man walking towards him alone the railway line The man asked him where he had got the blackberries from, and then continued walking between the lines ...

... and lemon yellow and and cooked them until purple plums when bright nearly tender In boiling red. salted water. Then She Blackberry gnnle lam o n r ing hCm and CUt them '* another earty Jmn into ring.,. Mrs Pcndle usps 41b The toast was cut dlagon- berries ...

... TERRIKR TOGS the T\EAR Children. The wood* ari full ot blackberries.” said Rusty, our red setter friend who lives with the flpsy. How about comini to pick some?” (ot our baskets and (ot work. We picked and picked until we had so many we wondered what ...