geetar
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It is. The Wasabi really makes it.Looks pretty good.
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It is. The Wasabi really makes it.Looks pretty good.
A few down trees on the loop from Seven Devils Campground to Gem Lake. Took Goat Trail from Sheep Lake Back to Campground. Some snow on Goat Trail. I would guess that snow is gone now or will be in the next few days.How were the trails, headed there for the first time next Saturday?


Pacific trailing or the Himalayan? Loved the smell driving down the old roads when the blackberries were ripe. Made much better jam than huckleberries in my opinion.Some of you have probably never experienced the strange mix of pleasure and suffering associated with picking wild blackberries. Due to thorns, heat and humidity, and me forgetting a headband, I actually shed blood, sweat, and tears in collecting these. My legs look like they might have caught a stray load of #8 shot. I will be digging the tips of thorns out of my hands for the next couple of weeks. And, I never come away from a blackberry patch without a tick or two.
But, I think the effort is worthwhile.
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Pacific trailing or the Himalayan? Loved the smell driving down the old roads when the blackberries were ripe. Made much better jam than huckleberries in my opinion.
You really mean you are watching your girls growing up way too quick. On the bright side, hunting season is getting closer


Nice !! What state ? They are still green here.Some of you have probably never experienced the strange mix of pleasure and suffering associated with picking wild blackberries. Due to thorns, heat and humidity, and me forgetting a headband, I actually shed blood, sweat, and tears in collecting these. My legs look like they might have caught a stray load of #8 shot. I will be digging the tips of thorns out of my hands for the next couple of weeks. And, I never come away from a blackberry patch without a tick or two.
But, I think the effort is worthwhile.
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Nice !! What state ? They are still green here.
I'm a big fan of my thornless variety in my yard. I remember as a kid there was a farm we tended to that had blackberries on the wood line. Would always raid the patch while digging potatoes.West Virginia.