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... went on a cycle ride tp Carlton Curlieu recently to pick blackberries. They left their cycles at a farm and went alony the lane towards Iliston, where they were fortunate to find some nice blackberries. 530 pm. ther had d 12ibs. of the fruit, s Lo be made ...