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Still here, just looking at pics, of course they are not organised and I didn't digitally search
Actually our blackberries are very early. Blackberry Week is the first half-term holiday after September return.
I am sure I have mentioned the fruit trees at the end of Stressy's street. Produce masses of plums etc but I won't pick up the windfall as it's a dog toilet area. We had leaf fall and then the fruit started dropping weeks ago 
Cheers
We've got loads of big, juicy blackberries in our garden right now.
No plums though and especially not in dog's toilet areas 
xxx
When I went out to go in to town, the police helicopter was out. Not sure what or who they were after but they were targeting a spot and came so low I could almost check out the pilots eye colour! Couple of folk thought they might be about to land in Aldi car park. Now who says shop lifting isn't taken seriously
Speaking of Aldi
