... there since the estate was built in 1927 and can remembcr when the street was called Blackberry Lane. At that time. it was surrounded by fields, farms, and blackberry hedges from which the first name originated. When they first moved in. the road had not ...

... Brown Rabbit saki to Bobbie. How would you like to have a picnic in the woods today? We can take our tea and then go blackberrying. Bobbie thought this was a nice idea. but wanted to ask Tufty to come. too. All right. replied his Mum• my. You run ...

... Mrs. Brown Rabbit was de lighted. By this time Bessie and Bet sie sere tired of playing with Harr). Seeing all Bobbee's blackberries. the) wanted some too. Okay. pick up your has kets. laughed Harry. %ke will get more than your big brother. you set ...

... No. 33 live another elderly couple who moved in 43 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicholls also remember the beauty of Blackberry Lane, and the open spaces. Mrs. Nicholls said: - It was nice here „,. • lie' ice' voi. Mr. Leslie Whitaker, at No. 50, ...

... ripe ones for them. Then Willy appeared and he and Harry started to play oserbacks. The little girls lost interest in the blackberries. Bessie began to pick wild flow ers. Then she saw some beauti. ful red shining berries. Much prettier than black berries ...

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... Fruit for the freezer If you have a deep freezer this is the time of year when you will want to freeze your summer fruit. Blackberries or redcurrants are fine to freeze now. They are best frozen whole in dry sugar. Use approximately 4 oz. castor sugar per ...

... 1. o f! bi-*, • • .:. t . 4 .. -A. 1 .. .:The old order changeth, The street where you live once used to go blackberrying. ...

... house. Bobbie waited outside and very soon Tufty returned carry ing a small basin. Back to the woods the went. Lovel juicy blackberries! laughed Tufty. Come on. Bobbie. Let's fill this basin! Forgetting all about the oth• ers. the) picked and picked un• ...

... Roses. Pears I E. F. Turner. 2 D. N. Webber, 3 Mrs. M. Plums I Sg!treedoiwelL 2 Mrs. M. Quallrough. Peaches I E. F. Turney. Blackberries I A. W. Richardson. 2 E. F. Turney. Grapes I B. S. Ha. Antirrhinums I E R ichar d Wh 2 J. R. Wskefoed. 3 A. W. DAHLIA Otani ...

... plant cuttings A HOST of plants strike rea di4 from root and tip cuttings at this time of }ear. including anchusa„ ieakale. blackberries, raspberries and hawihorn. With care it is often ps•ibie to remove some of the thong-like roots without undulydisturbing ...

... acquitting them- Lewell was the sinister vilway, one towards the bed. selves each in their own lain. the other towards the ways. blackberry bushes. Susan Elson was great fun, with good movement, if too loud as the hilarious maid Doto. while Linda Elson was sincere ...