RE: Open Mic 94: What a Wonderful World

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Open Mic 94: What a Wonderful World

in openmic •  7 years ago 

I am glad it’s father away from you. Living with a fire practically at your back door isn’t nice. The one we’ve been getting a lot of smoke from is three or four hours’ drive away from here, but our entire area is very, very dry right now.

What type of berries are you hunting for?

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Now in the forest full of the blueberries, although sometimes still enclosed strawberry. If well protected from mosquitoes, and being out in the woods 3-4 hours, it is possible to gain 5-7 liters of blueberries. And this year mushrooms started early. Usually in the fall, in September, but already now a lot of them in the woods.

Wow, that’s awesome!

We have a bunch of blackberry bushes over here, too, but ours won’t be producing for another month.

Um, I think we're talking about different berries. : ))
Here is blackberry:

And here is a blueberries:

We have blackberries too, but they keep up in August. It seems we have a similar climate : ))

Ooohhh! Wow. So the blueberries grow wild there, too??

Yes, it is growing in floodplains in the Bush. You can also gather up a lot of them and cook jam. By the way, I'm not surprised that you asked about it : )) I heard that blackberries are grown in gardens and orchards in America and Canada.

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Here berries grow along the banks of streams and rivers

We have in the wild a lot of different berries growing.
Thickets of wild raspberries in the forest come across :

Bilberry:

Stone berry:

Cowberry:

Cranberry:

Shadberry

WOW!!! That’s a lot of variety!

Hey, @yurche, have you ever had the “Sea berry” also called the “Sea Buckthorn”??

We saw one in a nursery pamphlet here when we were looking for more plants for our orchard and were intrigued!

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