Re: Whinberrys are closely related to Blueberry's, and known by different names depending on where you live. Some of these are, Bilberry, Blaeberry, Whortleberry, Myrtle Blueberry. In my opinion a Whinberry Tart is heaven on earth, but not had any for a long time!! I wonder if people in Aber still go Whinberry picking. In my d+ay whenever I went, there would more often than not, be several others somewhere on the mountain olso picking. -- Abertillery Online Message Board

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Date Posted: 11:56:55 07/11/06 Tue
Author: audrey
Subject: Re: Whinberrys are closely related to Blueberry's, and known by different names depending on where you live. Some of these are, Bilberry, Blaeberry, Whortleberry, Myrtle Blueberry. In my opinion a Whinberry Tart is heaven on earth, but not had any for a long time!! I wonder if people in Aber still go Whinberry picking. In my d+ay whenever I went, there would more often than not, be several others somewhere on the mountain olso picking.
In reply to: Ray Dix 's message, "Whinberrys are closely related to Blueberry's, and known by different names depending on where you live. Some of these are, Bilberry, Blaeberry, Whortleberry, Myrtle Blueberry. In my opinion a Whinberry Tart is heaven on earth, but not had any for a long time!! I wonder if people in Aber still go Whinberry picking. In my d+ay whenever I went, there would more often than not, be several others somewhere on the mountain olso picking." on 22:36:49 11/06/05 Sun

Hi just to let you know whinberry picking is still big in glincorrwg we just moved here in march and was told about the whinberrys for the first time this week my 3 chilren and i whent up and piced 4 pint and we wasint the only pikers up there wev had whinberry tart for the first time and it is hevenly Audrey

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Re: Whinberrys are closely related to Blueberry's, and known by different names depending on where you live. Some of these are, Bilberry, Blaeberry, Whortleberry, Myrtle Blueberry. In my opinion a Whinberry Tart is heaven on earth, but not had any for a long time!! I wonder if people in Aber still go Whinberry picking. In my d+ay whenever I went, there would more often than not, be several others somewhere on the mountain olso picking. -- Antony, 17:34:26 09/06/06 Wed
- Re: Whinberrys -- Ray Dix, 22:54:51 08/03/07 Fri
- F.A.O. Antony -- Ray Dix, 23:00:55 08/03/07 Fri