Sentences with phrase «huckleberries at»

Not exact matches

I'm going to Montana during huckleberry season, though, so I expect that at least one more type of berry will make an appearance.

After a quick look at the interactive map I found places where I can go pick fresh figs, cherries, salal berries, rosemary, blackberries, apples, crabapples, salmonberries, huckleberries, thimbleberries (my favorite!)

For breakfast the next morning Tom enjoyed an huckleberry bear claw from the infamous Pole Bridge Merctantile that I had purchased at the farmers market the day before.

When Franklin is running his mouth how no coach at MD could ever win against PSU, Doc can look him straight in the eyes and say «I'm your huckleberry»

The colors (and the delicate fragrances) change subtly with the seasons: there are the greens, pinks, reds, whites and lavenders of summer; the over-all reddening of the bayberry, huckleberry and deerberry bushes in the fall; the golden brown of the grasses in early winter and, at last, the bleak, gaunt look of January, February and March that makes it clear why oldtime mariners called the island «The Little Gray Lady of the Sea.»

While kids at other SF Bay area camps are stuck in one place, we spend our days touching tide pool starfish, finding huckleberries, spotting tule elk, playing among the redwoods, rock climbing on granite, and camping and backpacking in remote wilderness areas throughout Northern California.

Like the tamer blueberries they resemble, they're an excellent source of antioxidants and fiber; if you find yourself at the festivities in Jay, order up a huckleberry lemonade or smoothie to sip while watching the turtle derby.

A bunch of folks from our kitchen and I were at the farm one Saturday, picking huckleberries for a winter jam to use in one of our holiday flavors.

Columbia & Snake Rivers Freshly caught Northwest salmon and sturgeon Astoria honey, Rainier cherries, and heirloom tomatoes gathered at local farmers» markets Unique ice creams produced nearby featuring mint, huckleberries, and cherries Mississippi River