... Each patrol set its earn sleeping tent aud its own kitchen. The valley where the camp was held was a beautiful one. and Blackberry Mountain, rising above the site, was a favourite climb for the seouta. In addiUon to cooking and fending for themselves ...

... offers as compensation a substitute fruit that very conveniently frow* on brambles bordering public roads and lanes—-the blackberries. , ■ , , These are fairly plentiful at this time year, and to see them recalls for many happy childhood memories of ...

... intertate. left when trom all over BriUtn £19.059. will compettni Drju»n Mr William Owens, of Caugherty, champions of 1953. BLACKBERRIES. Mist Mary Henrietta Garrett, Blackberriea are ripening, and Holywell Hospital. Antnm who short iy i , quantities be died ...

... OUR CORRESPONDENTS National Trust Takes Gushendun :: Glens nonagenarian Dies :: Rural Weddings Ballymoney Church Recital Blackberrying Helps GLA. Funds :: Mission Field Candidates • rjAM MOORE, of Cloufhl, ii O dead, and thus aevered a link with a long past ...

... Blaekberrying. The members of Kells Junior Girls' Auxiliary were very busy during the lovely weather of last week, gathering blackberries, which they brought to the Manse, and which were afterwards sold (or their funds. sum of over £8 was realised last year ...

... M.A., and Blackberrying Over children were present at the meeting of the Junior Girls’ Auxiliary, held on Saturday last. After devotions by Rev. J. W. Houston, the president announced that over £lO had been raised by the sale of blackberries. Prizes, swarded ...

... Growing Blackberries ON a suitable piece of ground the blackberry is one of the best if the cane or bush fruits to grow, it takes plenty of moisture in the summer, but especially at and during the fruiting period. In these conditions the blackberry nearly ...

... the plant* visited by bees at this time. There are the vetches of the hedgerows, blackheads, willow herb, meadow sweet, blackberry and many others, all providing ...