winter in NH...officially
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The Isles of Shoals looked closer than usual, although I'm pretty sure they haven't actually moved.
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Buoy beach produces a large and dependable crop of rose hips: rugosa (above) and noid (below).
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Sarah helped gather
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while Solon and Nathan climbed down to the beach below. We knew they were safe as long as we heard the plonks of rocks flung into the water.
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Now what shall I make with them?
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5 Comments:
Wow... they are uncommonly beautiful against the gray and brown landscape. Enjoy the beach, and those gems.
A gorgeous jelly, anyone? A boozy, rosy cordial? So many possibilities.
Of course you're foraging. God must be in Her heaven.
Merry Christmas!
I like the rose hip wine or jelly options because no need to scoop out the hairy, seedy centers. Beautiful pics! Merry Christmas to you and Michael!
I am thinking sorbet... when I do cranberry sorbet, I put it through a sieve or chinois to get the teensy seeds out. (Boozy cordial sounds nice, too.)
Wow; beautiful landscape and amazing reds! I bet they make a great jam!
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