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... 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 ...

... etc., and has had reply that it will not be. Nor will an allocation be made for the preserving of wild fruit, such as blackberries. The concession applied to soft or stone fruit grown in the applicants’ own gardens for use in the household, but is also ...

... these days walk in the* fresh air the country has attractions. Who would he mad enough to stray along the lanes looking for blackberries in the hedges when could to a cinema to see Burglar Bill cutting the throat of the Chink? The cheery little robin and tho ...

... syrup and lemon aubatitnte. Pour the mixture into the paatr\ ease and iu » moderately hot oven for minutes. Serve hot cold. BLACKBERRY COMP6TE PEARL BARLEY MILK PUDDING this) : 1 U». \ pint wa ter, i-i level Uli|e>)MMiiu *uu»r. rev* dr>l*’l«-inou rtavourlnK ...

... „ , not over-ripe, fruits not recc . . l ,9 mended for this method a rings and clips or screw-bands. It gooseberries, blackberries, sw , c used the metal cherries, pears, dessert upn .should protected by two or black currants and tomatoes A crso paper ...

... we usually stop. it was lunch time we decided to feed the inner man ; then it was out with tins, jars and bags, and the blackberry-picking was on. Htivim; gathered all could carry, some of us paid visit to nearby farms to buy damsons, apples, etc. Then ...

... Overing. „ . Preserves —Raspberry : I. Mrs. Overing; 2. Mrs. H. Clark. Blackcurrant : I. Mrs. ('lark: 2. Mrs- Overing. Blackberry: Mrs. Hardisty. Any other variety; 1. Mrs. Clark: 2. Mrs. Hardisty. Special prize for preserves: Mrs Clark. Bottled fruits ...

... on Monday after the September holidays. The children greatly enjoyed their vacation, which many of them spent gathering blackberries, etc., in the countryside. The Biidgsttes. The Bridgettes held their usual weekly bridge drive in the headquarters of the ...

... damsons would be in abundant supply. Following quick lunch and (puck negotiations at a nearby farm, gathered harvest of blackberries, pears, apples and damsons, alter which lazed in the warm sunshine. After tea, the return run along narrow, picturesque ...

... turnips, caterpillaring cabbages, planting kale, haymaking, silage, milking, poultry keeping, picking red-currants and blackberries and making jelly thereof.” addition, pamphlets have been distributed for the National Savings Committee, aluminium has ...

... to ride along tins wad, with the sea lapping lat the rocks only few feet away. And still more pleasing to stop mul pick blackberries from the hedgeside. If you can drag your eyes from this —. „„ . wonderful coastline and CONTI my talk inland, more beauty ...