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My big smile this week was picking raspberries with my two-and-a-half-year-old granddaughter on November 8. We gobbled up about a cup’s worth! Not anything I’ve ever experienced in November before.
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Is it because raspberries aren’t usually about this late? Because otherwise I know that’s tongue in cheek :). BTW, was talking about your raspberry and vinegar with my family tonight. I mention a similar beverage in A Country Masquerade, but they just called them vinegars back then.