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Originally Posted by adonaicole
I do not fear famine, for I know where the wild cherries grow, the huckleberries, blackberries, wild grapes, the hazelnuts and acorns, the camas, cattails, water lilies. I know where the forgotten plum trees are and the apple and pear, where the walnuts and chestnuts fall ungathered. I know where there are streams and lakes stocked with fish and wildlife in abundance. But all that means nothing, more importantly, I have learned to trust my Father to provide. "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want".
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Amen, Brother!
Just be careful when it hits, though...there's a certain root that grows in the Pacific NW. Two types. One is delicious. Sweet. Fruit from the soil. The other can kill you in a matter of hours if you eat it. The only difference between these two roots are a slight variation in color of the leaves.
Makes you wonder how people figured this out, huh? I love me some huckleberries. Oooh! And some wild strawberries from the mountains. Yummy! Make some cobbler with that.
