I heard today that there are blueberries around Flattop. What's the report? Anybody picking yet?
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I have been eating them for three weeks. There are a lot of them, they are slightly tart, but delicious.......and free."Essential......to Prepping for Survival, is to be able to segregate, what you think will happen, from what you hope will happen, from what you fear will happen, from what is happening".
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Originally posted by AKHUNTINFOOL View PostLots and lots of ripe blueberries on the trails above Anchorage. Best year in a long time.
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Originally posted by Stone View PostNot to horn in on your best spots, but we have been here 4 years and have yet to go berry picking. Gotta do everything once to get the experience right? Any suggestions on where to go locally? We have planned a trip up to Hatchers Pass to pick but not sure if they are ripe yet! Appreciate the insights.AKmud
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I was eating them off the bush out in PWS two weeks ago.. some ripe, some still green.. but the rip ones were wonderful.2007 Kingfisher 2825 - Stor Fisk
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Any good picking spots near or north of Sutton?
Originally posted by AKmud View PostGot a report from a friend just today that the berries up on Hatcher pass are ripe.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by sterlink View PostWe're still new to the area and still looking for good blueberry picking sites up along the Glenn north of Palmer. I have been told about picking near Bonnie Lake (mi 83) and around Purinton Creek (mi 90.7). Can anyone comment on the location and access routes for these or other picking spots?
Thanks!
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