10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHIMBERRY»
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Whimberry. Hill. Area. This is an area of Winter Hill which is much ignored by
most people and on many days it is possible to walk all over the moorland from
Scout Road to Belmont, without even seeing a living soul let alone meeting one ...
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Rochdale and the Vale of Whitworth: Its Moorlands, Favourite ...
The bird-catcher also noticed that the young cuckoo did not disappear from
Whimberry Hill until the second week in August. After the elapse of two years, in
May, when the lap of spring was strewn with green, while exercising his calling
as a ...
We climbed up the same path, strewn with boulders brought down in the summer
floods, and picked enough berries, in three hours, for a couple of whimberry tarts.
Next day I boasted of this to Mrs Jones and she told me a typically Breconshire ...
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Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain and the ...
... of Chew Brook at Slack Head Brow, is underlaid by shales which may be
traced down one of the little gullies which descend from the heights into the
valley (Fig. 6) ; the thickness of Fig. 6. Whimberry Stones. these shales is at least
250 feet.
The following are the heights of some of the principal elevations within the limits
of the map. Rivington Pike, 1,192 feet ; Counting Hill, 1,415 feet; Two Lads, 1,276
feet; Whimberry Hill, 1,126-8 feet; Birtle Edge, 943-9 feet. To the south of this ...
Geological Survey of Great Britain, 1862
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Seven weeks in Belgium, Switzerland, Lombardy, Piedmont, Savoy
I did not observe a single specimen of the Ericas ; — and but few of the Vaccinas,
a small whimberry, or whinberry plant : Vaccinium myrtillus, was the only species
within sight. The day was wearing out apace as we descended the hill. In vain I ...
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International Dictionary of Food and Cooking
... huttermilk whim wham (UKl An l8th century dessert of sponge fingers soaked in
muscatel or sweet sherry with hrandy, orange juice and grated orange zest,
topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with almond praline whimberry
Bilherry ...
Charles Gordon Sinclair, 1998
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The Fruit Hunters: A Story of Nature, Adventure, Commerce, ...
... whimberry, bababerry, bearberry, salmonberry, raccoon berry, rockberry,
honeyberry, nannyberry, white snowberry and berryberry. The dangleberry is a
juicy, sweet, blueblack berry. The treacleberry tastes like molasses. The
lemonade ...
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Seven Weeks in Belgium, Switzerland, Lombardy, Piedmont and ...
I did not observe a single specimen of the Ericae ; — and but few of the Vaccinae,
a small whimberry, or whinberry plant : Vaccinium myrtillus, was the only species
within sight. The day was wearing out apace as we descended the hill. In vain I ...
10
The Beer Drinker's Guide to God: The Whole and Holy Truth ...
Many of us princes and princesses today wouldn't know a hair shirt from a hare, a
Pennant Melangell from a playboy bunny, and wouldn't touch a wild whimberry
unless it was floating in a trendy martini. But these stories of self-denial and ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHIMBERRY»
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whimberry is used in the context of the following news items.
Fruity little numbers: Mary-Ellen McTague's recipes for late-summer …
Mary-Ellen McTague's whimberry pudding: 'The anise really enriches the berry ... Whimberries (aka bilberries, whinberries etc) are very labour-intensive to pick, ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Summer romance: Simon Hopkinson's simple summer lunch recipes
I grew up in the north of England with their close cousin, the whimberry, which only really gives up its copious juices and glorious scent when cooked with sugar. «The Guardian, Aug 14»
Lingonberry: A cowberry by any other name
... cranberry, rock cranberries, mountain cranberry, mountain bilberry, partridgeberry, whimberry, red whortleberry, alpine cranberry or simply lingon or lingen. «Lincoln Journal Star, Dec 13»
David Cameron?has a butcher's at Glossop's local delicacies
David Cameron got his first taste of a whimberry pie – served up by a Glossop butcher. The prime minister tucked into the Derbyshire delicacy, while the ... «Manchester Evening News, Apr 13»
La Becasse, Ludlow
The dessert, meanwhile, was a triumph of local produce, comprising a whimberry compote served on a stunning warm almond financier with lemon thyme ice ... «shropshirestar.com, Nov 11»
Foragers hail arrival of wild food season
“One of my favourite berries is the whimberry, and I'm hoping we'll have a dry and sunny July this year, so that I can gather plenty of them. “I also pick ... «WalesOnline, May 11»
