... y tiredness set the sandwich on a doyley of fruit leaves I vine leaves look attractive) or with a little fruit such as blackberries fresh and sparkling by the side. ...

... Using Blackberries I have already seen some very luscious blackberries. It is a very strange thing that there are few recipes for utilising the free gifts of the hedgerow. We all know blackberry and apple jam, blackberry jelly and. what I enjoy most of ...

... and no young have been noticed. The chiff-chaffs resumed singing. not in the tall trees. but low down among the ripening blackberries and furze. Some time ago I was reading that adders were decreasing fast: not that many would worry if they became extinct ...

... around, silvery buds listened on the withies, leaves -?routed on the elders, lambs drooped from the hazel •.ees. even the blackberry bramble 5 s in flower. But they were joyspring signs. A melancholy gloom seemed to v e settled over the whole brake. ...

... and slept in one cottage and did his c o oking and ate his meals in the other. Nietzsche did no work other than gather blackberries, field mushrooms, moss and leaf mould which he usually sold in Plymouth. He was well known in the district because of the ...

... surname of the famous German philosopher whom he admired. Usually bearded from ear to ear, he did no work except gather moss, blackberries, and field mushrooms, which he usually disposed of in Plymouth. He was well known in the district because of the letters ...

... enormous fleshy ma.sses of coltsfoot leaves. Bramble is growing vigorously: some is flowering and should bring the early blackberries. This place and surrounding moors and the brake below used to ring with the songs of small birds. One had to concentrate ...

... the friend has come for dinner stir three ounces of brown sugar Into the ready-mix, put layers of fruit, apples, plums, blackberries, with sugar, and sprinkle the prepared crumble on top. Bake in a I moderate oven for forty-five I minutes. ...

... Road, in a shocking state for 20 years; back of Netherton Road — debris left by contractors twenty years ago, nettles and blackberries, rocks, etc., in road (this is Council's own property); back roads at CounciTo own estates; road at Hawker's Cove; allotments ...

... little black rabbit / see in the mornings perched up on its haunches eating bramble shoots. and, quite possibly, tasting the blackberries. Alternatively, animals probably give way to whims of fancy much as we do. Tabby and the kitten are fond of ice cream though ...

... of several Poisonous species of fungus is the Jiggest deterent to any serious food :athering. Any child can safely lick blackberries, nuts or wild iterries. but It takes an expert to tiather edible fungi. I know plenty of people gather mushrooms. usually ...

... Wistaria. Willow, Cupressus. Approx. 1,958 Fruit Trees including Bush Half and Full Standard Apple. Pear and Plum Trees. Blackberry. Blackcurrent, Raspberry, Gooseberry, Loganberry. , Approx. 415 Roses including Hybrid Tea, Florabunda. Baby Polyanthus ...