Blackberries growing wild
Blackberries are collected and eaten with great enthusiasm in Britain, where blackberrying occupies a special cultural niche as a uniquely rewarding leisure activity. Traditionally blackberries should not be picked after Michaelmas (Sept. 29) . Folklore says that after this date, the devil spits or stamps on the berries, rendering them unfit. (Photo by Suzanne Harper)
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