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... place for a change of Yesterday, ordering an in- • scenery .n summer and mush- ' ouiry to be made into the dis- rooms and blackberries In the cre pancy disclosed and that a autumn. 1 would remind them I report be made to him per- noaever of the farming indus' ...
... customary autumn non-ripening of the fruit. and, , changes in parks and public there will be little blackberry 1 gardens—the clearing and the and blackberry and apple jelly ' tidying-up and the making and jam labelled 1954 on the , ready for new blooms which ...
... The silver birch. that 'dainty lady' of the woodlands is tinged with lemon colour. The oaks are changing hue. Bramble or blackberry leaves look as if careless fingers had splashed red ink on them. Everything invites admiration: the crimson-berried hedgerows ...
... j ar of damsons. Mrs. these models in three weeks. Merchant. Dolgarrog jar of Her miniature garden. complete j tomatoes, blackberry jelly. marwith log cabin and a lily-pen& malade. pickled onions, pickled also received a first prize. cabbage. Mrs. R. 0 ...
... feeding table in the garden, while the parent birds flop excitedly on a hedgerow bramble which is covered with tempting blackberries. Two young speckled robins argue over a morsel of cake, and a mother sparrow is busy cramming soft bread into the beaks ...
... item was a talk on the Belgian Congo . ' by Mr. F. Simpson who was thanked by Mrs. Leach. The competition for a jar of blackberry jelly was won by Mrs. Naylor. with Mrs. E. Hughes second. and Mrs. Gordon Owen third. SYMPATHY Is extended to Mrs. R. Mon ...
... their frantic search for food was almost deafening. In this same meadow my wife has gathered mushrooms for our breakfast. Blackberries, too, have been had for the picking in the lanes nearby, and these have been gathered in plenty and appeared later in various ...
... Plum jam: I Mrs Bellamy. 2 Mrs Hew• arcl, 3 Mrs R 0 Jones Raspberry jam: I. Mrs Reward: 2 Mrs W. Price: 3, Miss C Williams Blackberry jelly - 1 Mrs Bellamy: 2. Mrs_ R 0 Jones: 3. Miss C Williams Damson jam' ,I. Mrs W Price; 2. Mrs R 0 Jones; 3. Miss E Williams ...
... stick. which Price stated he found on Thomas, was produced in court. PICKING BLACKBERRIES In evidence. Thomas said he and Owen were walking and had started picking blackberries when he saw the handle of a stick in a bush. Being a member of the Cambrian ...
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