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Originally Posted by Dr Skimeister That's where we were. Been going there just about every year for the last 20+ years. This year moving got in the way Friend ...

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Old Jun 27, 2008, 5:02 PM   #21 (permalink)
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That's where we were.
Been going there just about every year for the last 20+ years. This year moving got in the way Friend did bring me some though, tasty as always.
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YUM YUM

Got a lil bit of Blueberry Yum Yum
and I neva would of thought that they could eva taste this goooooood
Thank God for the man who put it in my hoooooood
Its got me singin' melodies I neva thought I woooouuuuld.

lol. i am eating some right now.
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I normally do the Sussex Strawberry Farm on RT206. But couldn't make it this year.
Picked 6 qts there last Thurs. Yummy!!

Where did the BBs come from?
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Picked 6 qts there last Thurs. Yummy!!

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http://www.hainesberryfarm.com/pages/1/index.htm
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We did local strawberry picking here last weekend. Got 5-6 quarts. Been doing pancakes/shortcake/crepes all week.
We picked up 15 quarts at our local Amish Farms over the past several weeks . Did our strawberry preserves for the entire year , having strawberry shortcake daily now and froze several 'Strawberry/yogurt Thing" FROZEN dessert sheet cakes for the WINTAH season !

BUT STILL WANT BB NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fresh fruit in the summer time. Mmmmmmmmm!
Strawberries are on here, nearing the end. [trek licking lips]
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We have rabbit eye (low bush) and thumb nail size high bush growing down back. One of these will cut the "picking" down to a few minutes. Then we "winnow" them to remove the leaves and twigs. Float them in a bucket of water to remove the immature fruit and wash them.
Some years the field and fringe produce so many we have to feed them to the juice maker and even dehydrated them for long term storage.
The frozen ones are great for pancakes , etc...
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We have rabbit eye (low bush) and thumb nail size high bush growing down back. One of these will cut the "picking" down to a few minutes. Then we "winnow" them to remove the leaves and twigs. Float them in a bucket of water to remove the immature fruit and wash them.
Some years the field and fringe produce so many we have to feed them to the juice maker and even dehydrated them for long term storage.
The frozen ones are great for pancakes , etc...
I got this one from my father-in-law in Sweden, but that's good for wild berries, the ones we picked were on a farm, different variety.


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Oh, almost forgot, picked 56 pounds blueberries are the sweetest I've tasted in years!
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Oh, almost forgot, picked 56 pounds blueberries are the sweetest I've tasted in years!
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