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Sloes, ripe enough to pick

15 September 2014 by David

Sloes, ripe enough to pick

Sloes up high. From the same patch of blackthorn where the fruit have already featured at earlier stages of ripening.

The only ones left on the bushes near the paths now are the ones out of reach. Those at arms length have been picked, presumably as a flavouring for gin.

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