blackberries near Peterborough

Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though
there is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the
area is totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is
barely visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will
find the best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I
picked some but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best;
pest free and sweet.

Bill

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though there
is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the area is
totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is barely
visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will find the
best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I picked some
but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best; pest free and
sweet.

That’s because of the corpses your serial killers have dumped there.

On 12/08/2017 22:53, Bill Wright wrote:
Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though
there is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the
area is totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is
barely visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will
find the best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I
picked some but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best;
pest free and sweet.

Bill

I grow my own.

On Sat, 12 Aug 2017 23:51:46 +0100, Birdbrain Macaw (now "James Wilkinson"),
the pathological attention whore of all the uk ngs, blathered again:

On Sat, 12 Aug 2017 22:53:35 +0100, Bill Wright wrote:

Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though
there is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the
area is totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is
barely visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will
find the best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I
picked some but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best;
pest free and sweet.

Damnit I thought

THERE's the snag again, Birdbrain!

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On 12/08/2017 22:53, Bill Wright wrote:
Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though there
is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the area is
totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is barely
visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will find the
best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I picked
some but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best; pest free
and sweet.

Bill

I grow my own.

Life is strange. I fight a constant battle with the damned things invading
the garden from the nature reserve.

On 12/08/2017 22:59, Tim+ wrote:
Bill Wright Wrote in message:
Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though
there is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the
area is totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is
barely visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will
find the best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I
picked some but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best;
pest free and sweet.

Bill


A bit too early for Scottish blackberries. Just ripening now but
on the tart side.

Tim

The ones I mention are at their best.

Bill

On 12/08/2017 23:41, Rod Speed wrote:


"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry
and caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of
the site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation
of trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and
head south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just
though there is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown
and the area is totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road
(which is barely visible because of the plant growth) to the east and
you will find the best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've
ever seen. I picked some but was short of time. They are absolutely at
their best; pest free and sweet.

That’s because of the corpses your serial killers have dumped there.

Our serial killers generally eat their victims.

Bill

On 13/08/2017 00:13, [email protected] wrote:
On 12/08/2017 22:53, Bill Wright wrote:
Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry
and caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of
the site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation
of trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and
head south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just
though there is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown
and the area is totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road
(which is barely visible because of the plant growth) to the east and
you will find the best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've
ever seen. I picked some but was short of time. They are absolutely at
their best; pest free and sweet.

Bill

I grow my own.

So do I. But the ones I mention are better!

Bill

On 13/08/2017 00:42, Peeler wrote:

Damnit I thought

THERE's the snag again, Birdbrain!

Oh do shut up.

Bill

I'm always a bit suspicious about such places. Its probably on top of a
nuclear waste dump or something.
Incidentally I see this was crossposted to a DIY group. Not sure ther there
is a pick it yourself group on here.
Do they do this sort of thing in the states?
Brian

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"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Go to the Services at the junction of the A1 and the A605. The lorry and
caravan parking area is a long thin bit to the west of the rest of the
site. Go right to the end, in between the two rows of lorries and
caravans. At the end on the left in the corner is a little plantation of
trees, including some oaks. When nobody's looking nip into it and head
south about five yards and find the break in the fence. Just though there
is an old abandoned road. Everything is very overgrown and the area is
totally hidden. Walk a short distance along this road (which is barely
visible because of the plant growth) to the east and you will find the
best most luxuriant set of blackberry bushes I've ever seen. I picked some
but was short of time. They are absolutely at their best; pest free and
sweet.

Bill