Joseph R. Godreau

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Thank you both for the help.

Great series! I love when the photos themselves can tell a story!

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Thank you Ashley and Daniele... and for all the other nice complements.

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Thanks Bella123. I faintly remember my grandfather telling me that as far as he knew, they only grew in the northern-most part of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and in some northern parts of Maine, with the exception of Canada. But I believe that I read somewhere, that they also grow out west. All that I know for a fact, is that they definitely grow in Michigan's Copper Country (Keweenaw Peninsula) and that they are one of my favorite berries to pick and make jam from.

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Great find!

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