Elderberry wine, anyone?

[swalkr]

Taken on a walk along one of our urban greenway paths.

http://www.pixentral.com/hosted/1lONoqfol5Ru4rPoYNz6406TbnUqjk_thumb.jpg (http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1lONoqfol5Ru4rPoYNz6406TbnUqjk)

[Wendy]

Hi ...

Its nice to see Elderberries on the tree ... I only ever see them once they are going in my husbands wine :) .... He makes lots !!

Wendy

[swalkr]

I've never tasted the berries and this was in a protected area, so I still don't know what they taste like - probably not like the wine. :D

Edit: I used your Creative Homework 37 on this. Sure made the colors POP!

[JulieM]

Suzanne: That's really nice. The colors do indeed "pop"! I can't say I've ever tasted elderberry wine....

[ladybug]

they look delicious. Great picture.

[Deborah]

Super photo Suzanne.



Deborah

[Cmcburnett]

Suzanne, looks yummie:D I could use a good glass of wine right now.

[swalkr]

Wendy, Judy, Julie, Deborah & Charlotte. Thanks for kudos. Suzanne

[smiles]

MMM... don't those look scrumptious!!

[Chuck S.]

Suzanne, they do look great!

(Anyone remember "beebleberries"?? :))

[chas3stix]

Suzanne,
elderberries grow wild in northern Nevada. Have had them with pancakes on a camping trip.
They are quite tart! Never had the drinkable berries....:) Another wild fruit that grows "up north" are called choke cherries. They are more pit than fruit and a cousin to pie cherries.
Chas