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  1. Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

  2. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  3. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  4. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  5. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  6. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  7. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  8. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  9. Nancy said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Whereabouts in Oregon do you live? I attended Oregon State, and I've got an
    uncle in Bend. I get top-quality peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries here in
    Northern California, but I *really* miss those great Comice pears.

    Bob

  10. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  11. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  12. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  13. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  14. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  15. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  16. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  17. ntantiques said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    Recipe for your jam? The bbs in the stores are just wonderful - very
    large and sweet.

    Our neighbors let their blueberries rot on the bush. This year I may
    ask them if I can pick them - I will stroll over there tomorrow and see
    what is up!

    -L.
    (Also an OR resident)

  18. "ntantiques" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    What a nice story! Glad you had fun jamming. I normally stay away from
    anything sweet, but when it comes to blueberries, I eat anything made with
    them! Jams, pies, fruit salad.................yum.

    kili

  19. "ntantiques" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    What a nice story! Glad you had fun jamming. I normally stay away from
    anything sweet, but when it comes to blueberries, I eat anything made with
    them! Jams, pies, fruit salad.................yum.

    kili

  20. "ntantiques" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Our new Oregon home came with a nice row of well established blueberry
    bushes. I didn't expect too much from them - between the birds and the
    deer - but thanks (probably) to this year's quirky winter/spring
    weather, we've got a bumper crop of the best darned blueberries I've
    had since I was a kid picking wild ones on Cape Cod. Spent the evening
    creating purple mayhem in the kitchen and now have myself a dozen
    gleaming pints of lightly spiced blueberry jam. Has been ages since I
    "jammed," and I'd forgotten how easy it is. May have to whip up another
    batch for Christmas gifts - I come from a long line of blueberry
    lovers. The plums are just getting ripe...note to self: buy more jars.

    Nancy

    What a nice story! Glad you had fun jamming. I normally stay away from
    anything sweet, but when it comes to blueberries, I eat anything made with
    them! Jams, pies, fruit salad.................yum.

    kili

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