... to the position where they are to fruit as plants. j Loganlierries and the earlyripening blackberries are now ready for layering, hut the tips the late blackberries, such as the Himalaya Giant, are not quite ready, and will about another ten days before ...

... from Gilpin Bridge Lythe Valley to pull in for lunch near to the Y.H.A. Damson Dene. After quite good stay here, picking blackberries and what damsons we could find (a poor crop tlris year) we followed the mad through Winster to the ferry at Bowness. Came ...

... the beach at Cleveleys. came reward for braving the morning's torrential downpour. Sunday. September 30th: Damson Dene. Blackberry run. Meet Queen'*. 10 a.m. Leader, Mr. J. Foulds. ...

... PENDLE FOREST MX. Next Sunday: Damson Dene for blackberry and damson picking. Leave Queens Cinema at 10 a.m. prompt, with J. Foulds and G. Jefferson in charge. Unattached motorists invited. Depart Colne Nelson . Brierfleld EVENING. BLACKPOOL ] Return ...

... Ramble to Sutton Clough; meet Cumberland Street, Colne 3-l. ) p.m.; leader. .1. Cjiegyrv COLNE & DISTRICT M.C. Sunday : Blackberry Sun dae.” Stait a.m. Captain .1. Lord; vice-captain, N. Jack son. BRIERFIELD ROAD CLUB Sunday; Cow and Calf Rooks; lunoh ...

... secretary, we are in the mood to forgive him should the elusive berry unobtainable. but here in this charming spot are blackberries the bucketful. For two hours in glorious sunshine. baskets, tins, boxes and what you will are filled to the brim, halting ...

... arrived safely into Conniston village. After refueling. tea was partaken under the leafy trees the lake's shore. After a spot blackberry!ng. retraced our steps for a few miles, then a quick run over the fells, bringing us Lakeside. Here the party divided, some ...

... weather conditions until after lunch, a most enjoyable day was spent in this way. Apples, pears, damsons and the humble blackberry were gathered and stowed away into already overburdened side-cars. The return home was by way of Coder Barrow Crag and Luwer ...

... to Camfort h, turning off to the Silverdale mud, and to and lunch on the Knotts. -After lunch, some members elected pick blackberries, of which there is abundance the Knotts, others to walk down to the beach and along the front. the tide was receding quite ...

... the new canes, clouds warned ns of trouble The new growths which arise ahead, and the ride home proved from loganberry and blackberry quite epic as the roads became plants should also thinned awash with the heavy rain. 1 have out to a number slightly in ...

... Gilpin C|iiiete destination. tucked away liin e t surrounded one clifls the Lakelar countryside Lunch was hu all were euge blackberries, to search larvest wasn’t f»ick suflicient for their Then followed visit nearby fruit farms for dt were n ...

... had become a little late for some continue on to Arnside, so the party split up. leaving the stalwarts to press to for blackberries in the rain, whilst the families, and those who had had enough of the weather, returned home via Wigglesworth. Rath and ...