http://savoringkentucky.com/wordpress/2009/06/02/mulberries/ It's Good All Over. Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:34:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://savoringkentucky.com/wordpress/2009/06/02/mulberries/comment-page-1/#comment-21530 Savoring Kentucky · A mixed bouquet Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:31:33 +0000 http://savoringkentucky.com/wordpress/?p=1324#comment-21530 [...] of blackberry. I like black raspberries best of all berries (at least until someone offers me a mulberry, or a pail of freshly picked wild blackberries, ready for [...] [...] of blackberry. I like black raspberries best of all berries (at least until someone offers me a mulberry, or a pail of freshly picked wild blackberries, ready for [...]

]]> http://savoringkentucky.com/wordpress/2009/06/02/mulberries/comment-page-1/#comment-20858 Cole Bennett Fri, 12 Jun 2009 03:25:05 +0000 http://savoringkentucky.com/wordpress/?p=1324#comment-20858 Rona, (you may have seen on my facebook) Oliver and I just did as you suggested! We were having another bike-riding lesson in Wilkirson Alley, and I had stopped to explicate braking in detail, when Oliver said "Hold on, Daddy, I'm just gonna get something". He got off the bike (looking, I think, for any distraction from my lecture), and promptly picked up a mulberry off the new pavement. My initial reaction, was, "Yes, Oliver, a mulberry, that's nice," and then I remembered your article! We quickly started picking from the abundant tree above us, and eventually made a trip back to the house to pick up a bowl from the kitchen and a ladder from the garage (our tree's branches aren't quite so low as yours). We had them on our Alden's ice cream after supper. What a delight! Thanks for sharing your wisdom, as always! Rona, (you may have seen on my facebook) Oliver and I just did as you suggested! We were having another bike-riding lesson in Wilkirson Alley, and I had stopped to explicate braking in detail, when Oliver said “Hold on, Daddy, I’m just gonna get something”. He got off the bike (looking, I think, for any distraction from my lecture), and promptly picked up a mulberry off the new pavement. My initial reaction, was, “Yes, Oliver, a mulberry, that’s nice,” and then I remembered your article! We quickly started picking from the abundant tree above us, and eventually made a trip back to the house to pick up a bowl from the kitchen and a ladder from the garage (our tree’s branches aren’t quite so low as yours). We had them on our Alden’s ice cream after supper. What a delight! Thanks for sharing your wisdom, as always!

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