Berries

we picked wild blueberries and wild raspberries.
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Evie tried the black berries and partridge berries (ligonberries), they are both pretty sour.

The sod cellar is where dad kept the winter vegetables, it was next to my great grandfather’s house, which is gone now. The water pump is where they got water back then.
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Our friend Bucky, such a sweet horse.

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We had a fire and made some smores, but it was so cold outside that the chocolate was too cold to melt!!
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2 comments on “Berries

  1. Anne Wheaton says:

    Why is it called a sod cellar?

    • thesnowwoman says:

      I think it is because it is covered in sod, under the garden. I never really thought about it, it’s just what the old people called it when I was a kid. I will have to find out!

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