The kids are back in school, the days are changing shape, and every other leaf is flexing a final green finger before the fall, but you can't go wrong with fresh raspberries in September.
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- Sharon Hurlbut
- Physical anthropologist, writer, compulsive knitter, and mother of two. My fiction and poetry are published under the pen-name Ann Walters.
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2 comments:
I've never seen them that colour before.
Hi Debra! They are strange looking, aren't they? The variety is called Anne and they are quite delicious. Very sweet. We picked them ourselves at a local farm and the girls had a hard time getting any of theirs into the bucket because they kept going in their mouths!
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