Lots of fields of Raspberry and other types of berries growing in the valley.
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8 comments:
Great shot, love it.
That is amazing! I've never seen fields of raspberry canes before. It looks like art...well, duh, you took the picture so of course it does. :)
Yum. I'll go make some toast!
Looks like a field of walking canes. I do not tie up my canes but let them wonder at well. A real briar patch. Do they untie them later on? Peace
I like raspberries a lot and used to pick raspberries, but I've never seen these things before...verrrrry interesting!
Razz Jam... YuMmY! =)
I popped over from Tricia's Barn Charm. I love this shot! I didn't know they tied them like that...very cool.
Wow that is totally cool! Have never seen a field of commercial canes before..
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