Comox Valley Hittys Berry Adventure 2
Rose Hip
They found a rose hip and they thought it would make a good water bottle.
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Salmonberries
They found a few berries! Salmonberries.
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Backberries
And more teeny blackberries.
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Yummy!
The blackberries were yummy.
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Huckleberries
They finally found some huckleberries!
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This is the second of three instalments about the Comox Valley berry adventure!
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Quimper Hittys 
ooo. never come across salmon or huckle berrries before. Thanks for sharing
You are welcome! Both Salmon and Huckleberries are delicious!
Oh so precious. Little human has the story talent for sure.
That little hitty is darling. Did you carve her?
The tiny Hitty is a resin cast of a doll carved by Sara Cole…they featured in a series of blog posts in December 2014 and January 2015. Click here to get a link to the first episode, or type half Pint into the Quimper Hitty Search Box!
Oh! La! La! Comox valley is a berry treasure chest! Don’t think I’ve seen such an assortment before. Thank you Linea and Lavender for sharing this bountiful berry adventure.
Linnea and Lavender know how to have fun! They are very lucky to live in the berry lovely Comox Valley!
I enjoyed this episode very much! Lovely photos!
I am glad you enjoyed it! I believe the photos were mostly taken by the youngest storyteller in the human family!
Oh yum! Delicious berries – so many that I have never seen or tasted! I assume that this is an adventure from the Littlest Storytelling Human and her dolls- but Dulcie didn’t get to go on the adventure? I hope that she will get to share the berries and flowers. Please tell LSH that I am enjoying her chronicles. 🙂
It is indeed an episode of fun and delight from the Littlest Storytelling Human in the family…she and her Hittys are great adventurers, and I am overjoyed to see the resulting delightful stories!
Such sweetness, natural doings and creativity are abundant in this narrative. I love that “water bottle”.
The stories seem to bubble up and I agree, that water bottle is divine!
So many berries we do not have here….except for blackberries. I do like that rose hip water bottle! Clever Hittys and clever little story teller!
Those are the most delicious autochthonous blackberries, much more concentrated in flavour than the invasive Himalayan ones…but there are many of both kinds around here. The Huckleberries are especially bountiful this year!
Never heard of huckle berries and salmon berries before – I am sure they are delicious – The Quimper girls provide us with so much valuable information – much appreciated