Quarry

posted by Emma on October 6, 2009 10:53 AM

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We went blackberrying at Kirtlington quarry on my birthday. It was just about the most perfect way to spend an afternoon. Ro ate about 15, straight from the bush, and spilling nary a berry [proud emoticon]. The view from the top was amazing. Then we walked down the Oxford canal.

If I had been in any way sensibly prepared for such an outing I'd now share photos with you of the berries, the canal in the sun, the impressive quarry hacked out of the Cotswold stone, the way Ro keeps his little finger cocked whilst delicately biting down on a berry. But I didn't take my camera, so all those photos are in my head. Sorry about that.

Thanks for all the happy birthday wishes! Borders also sent me a bunch of returns (on the Friday but I picked up the email on Saturday) but not the happy birthday kind, bless them.

Coming soon: news on how our Xmas books are doing. Very nicely on the whole, is the summary.

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Comments: 3


After a little investigation work with mt tree book, I've identified those trees we saw as Common Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia). Think it was "TheAnd" that named them correctly. Well done!


Hello, Rob and Emma.

Just a quick one. I may be overlooking something here, but I can't find a pager link to go back to previous blogposts at the foot or top of the blog page?

(Belated happy birthday by the way.)

Best,
Neil.


Neil, there's only the Archives links, by month, down the left-hand side of the page.

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