The Blackberry Patch

How the title "Blackberry Patch" came about!  When my sister and I were very young, our parents took us out on Sunday afternoons to pick black berries.  Then, we went home, and mother baked a delicious black berry cobbler for dinner.  One of my favorite memories.  Betty Jo

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