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Wild Blackberries

Our family has been picking blackberries daily these past few weeks. They are as delicious as they look.

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  1. Mmmm! They look great! Doesn’t everything always taste better when you get to pick it yourself? Plus the kids love it!

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  4. Happy WW. I decided to open the treasure trove of fav pics for today. WordPress liked it and picked it for the homepage.

    Speaking of picking. I would LOVE to pick those berries. Very scrumptious picture!!

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  5. Hi! It’s my first time on your site (and also linking up)!!! Can’t wait to check out your site & some of the fantastic posts!!!

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  7. What a beautiful pic! (Though not what I expected when I saw the word Blackberry — LOL!)
    🙂
    Traci

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  9. I miss that about living in the Pacific NW. We had the best blackberries growing wild in the paths behind our neighborhood in Portland!

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  12. My 2 year old took a look at that picture, pointed at it, then pointed at his mouth. I guess we are going to have to go and see if we can find any mulberries outside today.

    Great shot!

    Happy WW!

    Cheers 🙂
    – Rainforest Mommy

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  13. Mmmmm… our favorite! There are some that grow right outside our church, so we always get a snack before we go in.

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  14. Yummy! We usually have tons of blackberries, but this year we havent had the heat to turn them black. Lots of red ones though…not so yummy. Yours look great! Happy WW!

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  15. love blackberries we were just discussing all the phases of summer and blackberry summer is just one stage of that

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  19. I’ve never taken the boys blackberry picking… just blueberry and apple picking… we’ll have to try that out. You take the most beautiful pictures! 🙂

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  20. Is it sad that I was expecting the *other* kind of blackberry? Signs of the times! That picture looks good enough to eat!

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  33. I miss having access to wild berries. I remember eating blueberries until I was sick when I was little. I love a good blackberry too! Excellent photo!

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  35. Mmmmm, my absolute favorite-est berry in all the world. Cobbler, jam, fresh off the vine. I love good plump blackberries.

    Did you know that blackberry brandy is an excellent foreign travel accessory? When a new food hits your tummy wrong, a splash of blackberry brandy soothes almost instantly. I was a doubter, but when I travelled to China to meet my daughter, I had to rely on it more than once. My uncle used to travel all over the world for business and he shared that tip before we left! I was thanking him profusely on more than one occasion!!!!

    Mine’s a funny WW – at least from where I’m sitting this summer with two teen boys, anyway!

    http://whitneygang.blogspot.com/2010/08/wordless-wednesday_25.html

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  36. Those look gorgeous. We missed berry picking season here in NY since it came very early. Next year we are hoping to try some that are on the tree in our yard.

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  45. Those blackberries look so yummylicious! My dream is to some day have my property lined with raspberry, blueberry, and blackberry bushes! 🙂

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  48. That picture is so gorgeous, I can taste the warm blackberry juice fresh from picking. Brings me back memories from when I was a kid, picking blackberries in the country with my mom and makes me want to find some near Chicago to make some jam! Thank you for inspiring me!

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  50. The blackberry season is pretty much finished here now. It was a good year for them and we picked our share. Yummy but the wild plants are very thorny and hard on the fingers.

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