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Frosted Berries
comments (1) December 29th, 2009 in gallery
mikeinbc1, member
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This is a small wild tree that is growing over our garden fence. We don't eat the fruit because we're just not sure if it's edible. But it looks lovely in winter as frost covers the berries!
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