... there is plenty of money to be made on the bushes but the heavy weekend rain was not conducive towards blackberry gathering. Most of the blackberries are now gathered by the rural population, a far cry from years ago when members of many local families ...

... of fresh watercress. Blackberry and apple parcels This recipe for a delicious and tangy dessert takes full advantage of the season's fresh fruits. 12oz (350 g) shortcrust cooldng apples, peeled and cored Boz (225 g) blackberries 2 tablespoons set honey ...

... from the Children, few people go lam sure that you out collecting with music have all heard that and song like it used to blackberries should not be done some years be eaten after Halloago. In this part of the we'en. HALLOWE'EN FARE See our selection of ...

... long, hot days. Make the most of summer with inviting non-alcoholic cocktaih and refreshing ices. Blackberry milkshake Boz (225 g) frozen or fresh blackberries, pureed and sieved 2 tablespo ons lemon pace 7oz (2z ) can sweetened condensed milk 10 ft oz 300m1) ...

... man was offering 2 pence for frogs and there was no shortage of takers. The frogs were needed for laboratory purposes. Blackberries were also plentiful and fetching 3/- (15 pence) a stone. • PETER DUNNE (26) and unmarried, of Ravensdale, died when his ...

... had a cow's horn which they blew, and a special verse that they used to recite. I am sure that you have all heard that blackberries should not be eaten after Hallo- we'en ...

... lawdlacrom, was appointed superior of the ihrlist In Sidcup, Kent. Palm Valley (hoop were seeking agents for the collection of blackberries for their Jam making. • THIS WEEK 10 YEARS AGO The Dundalk pariah revealed that £250,000 needed to fund vital parochial ...

... had played those simple games with pieces of broken delph. She knew the lanes where they had picked wild strawberries and blackberries or gathered flowers for the May altar. If she could meet the people who sang at threshing, or a house dance, when her mother ...

... The rolls of honour are there to be read in' all the churches. It is late August. The wild dog roses are in flower, the blackberries are already ripe in the hedgerows. In the Aside, wheat is harvested and some weather-beaten hay being salvaged from the ...

... ralnment. I have heard its yellow green and gold brown I swirl and rustle in the cooling breeze of a faded summer, when blackberries were purple ripe. I found my fascination unchanging. Even in the harsh howl of winter winds, in the maze of swirling snowflakes ...