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11 comments:
Looking at that terrain, I would guess they're mountain blueberries :)
Have a great day!
☼ Sunny
Looks like blueberry territory; I love the horses watching . . .and the scrub tree and building.
Haven't done that for a long time. In fact, the last recollection I have of picking blueberries goes back to our honeymoon in northern Minnesota - and that is eons ago.
One nice thing about this spot you have shown us is that if there are no blueberries worth picking, you can jump on your horse and go home!
... then this must be 'blueberry hill' at least the Vermont version of it. Did you find any 'thrills' among the berries? Smile!
I'd much rather pick blueberries than blackberries...no briars!
I've never done this, just remember picking mulberries a long time ago...
What a wonderful path. Hope it was a good time.
looks a lovely ramble among the brambles.
I have a French tart recipe that is so easy and delish with blueberries. Let me know.
V
Adorable scenery there, perfect for a walk and take pictures.
Léia
I could wander around that area for hours.
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