Rabbit Stew: (Still learning how to write verse so only) Four Autumn Pictures.

Monday 16 November 2009

(Still learning how to write verse so only) Four Autumn Pictures.




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  1. What are the fruits or berries in the first picture? Crabapples? Rosehips?

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  2. You've got some nice trees and bushes in your area. Please keep working on the verse. I'm looking forward to reading it.

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  3. Nice rosehips! Do you know the sort?

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    I genuinely do wish that I had - somewhere along the way - managed to absorb the information that lets some people stride about the country going, 'ah, the lesser-spotted widget in that branch of the thingummy tree'; but, for some reason, I just haven't. There are about three trees I can name with any sort of confidence; ditto birds; ditto plants. I often form the resolution to try and dispel my lamentable ignorance about this stuff (i.e, the world) but - and this in common with most of the resolutions I make - I just never seem to get round to doing it.

    That being said, I don't think that those berries are rose-hips. Vauge memories do surface for me of stripping rose-hips as a kid (to make itching powder out of the furry insides) and, remembering those, I think they were fatter and more elongated than these (and these berries were on a tree, anyway, rather than the straggly kind of bush I remember attacking as a kid).

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  5. I genuinely do wish that I had - somewhere along the way - managed to absorb the information that lets some people stride about the country going, 'ah, the lesser-spotted widget in that branch of the thingummy tree'; but for some reason I just haven't. There are about three trees I can name with any sort of confidence; ditto birds; ditto plants. I often form the resolution to try and dispel my lamentable ignorance about this sort of thing (ie, the world) but - and this in common with most of the resolutions I make - I just never seem to get round to doing it.

     
    That being said, I don't think that those berries are rose-hips. Vauge memories do surface for me of stripping rose-hips as a kid (to make itching powder out of the furry insides) and, remembering those, I think they were fatter and more elongated than these (and these berries were on a tree, anyway, rather than the straggly kind of bush I remember attacking as a kid.)

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