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(l-r: Jeff getting in there with his bucket; Donna deep in a patch o berries; Kay’s selfie with her “treasures”)
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(l-r: Jeff spritzing on the bug dope; Donna happy to have found some blackcaps; all-around having a good time!)
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(l-r: Bourbon riding in the front; the Gator that got us there; Baily posing for the camera)
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Once we got home on our first day of picking, we flash froze a good portion of the berries and then used Donna’s vacuum sealer machine to prepare some bags for the freezer.
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Kay saved enough mixed berries to make a pint of jam which we proceeded to try out on some whole grain toast. DELICIOUS.
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Our stained fingers from all of the picking, and Kay and Donna enjoying some relaxing time on our front porch. Most of the berries were small – and we made sure to taste a few along the way – and sweet so not too much sugar was used when Kay made her jam. Our second day of picking with Donna yielded enough berries for 2 more pints of jam plus a few bags for the freezer to enjoy on our breakfast cereal.
We’re not done yet as Day 3 for blackcaps is coming up this Saturday. We won’t forget the bug spray either!
Keeping it real ~ Kay & Jeff
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