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I Left My Heart On Blueberry Hill



Category: Random bulletins from my brain | Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 5:04 am

Randy and I are taking my oldest daughter with us tomorrow morning to pick blueberries in east
Texas. http://blueberryhillfarms.com/

I am hoping for a rainy day like we had last year, but not holding out much hope for it.
The little town of Edom where the farm is has become an artist colony. The rundown buildings in downtown ( a whole block long) have been turned into shops and studios by the artists. Mostly potters, but also a guy that makes the most wonderfully fanciful birdhouses...actually they would make great faerie houses.

The daughters of the blueberry farm owners make the most wonderful blueberry pies, so of course we will have to buy at least three...one to eat after lunch at the local diner,one for us and one for Lisa to take home. Since the weather has not cooperated this year, we may not actually get to pick berries but hopefully they will have some in pre-picked that we can buy. They are usually open from the first weekend in June thru the end of July but are closing down this Sunday this year.

Either way, it is a great way to spend a day out and a wonderful little town to wander thru.




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glendann wrote on Sat Jul 08, 2006 5:41 am:

Thats only about 2 1/2 hours from me.Sounds so interesting maybe next year.



 

Gardenstew wrote on Sat Jul 08, 2006 11:19 am:

Sounds like fun Toni and it's quite satisfying to get out there and pick your own too.




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