Monday Mural
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| Baldwyn, Mississippi, USA, June 8, 2017 |
The delivery man took a hand-cart load of bread into the store and left the truck door open.
I wanted to go over there and shut the door so the mural would be complete, but I didn't dare!
Harvest Monday: Foraging for berries
Wild Blackberries may not be as large as the cultivated ones, but they are free food!
The birds and other animals scatter the seeds; rain and sunshine make them grow.
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, June 15, 2017 |
This blackberry thicket is on our property. Please do not forage on another person's property without getting their permission first.
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Have a great week!
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...truck these days are rolled billboards. Dang those blackberries look good.
ReplyDeleteGood looking berries.
ReplyDeleteHello, love the mural on the truck. The berries look delicious. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteyour cereal looks yummy! we have blackberries in our yard too!
ReplyDeleteGood one
ReplyDeleteThose berries do look good!!
ReplyDeleteWild blackberries are indeed tasty! We have a few here but the deer usually eat them all.
ReplyDeleteThe berries look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love foraging, but have not done any this year though I am still eyeing some elderflowers. The blackberries here are beginning to bud, a while awhile from being ready, but I am envious of your harvest.
ReplyDeleteI remember, as a child, picking wild blackberries from the hedgerow when I went for aSunday walk with my granddad.
ReplyDeleteWonderful blackberries!
ReplyDeleteMississippi looks like beautiful country. Your wild blackberries look wonderful. We usually went picking in the national forests when we lived in the northwest, huckleberries are my favorite wild berry.
ReplyDeleteWild berries are the best! :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Lea, I'm glad you left the door otherwise we might not have had such an entertaining post, your Blackberries look yum, I have spent many a happy hour picking them.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week, Gordon.
Hope you enjoyed those blackberries Lea. Our wild ones her in the UK are still in flower!
ReplyDeleteWild blackberries certainly are tasty. I used to forage for them years ago but haven't found a patch where I'm at now.
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