Turning Viburnum edule

what a beautiful picture

I agree

Must be a really nice walk when the leaves are turning~Was this recent GT? no snow yet?

Thank you! :-) This was back in Mid September. Winter is well on nowadays. I may get a chance to move to my friends house nestled in this patch of forest. Can't really decide if I will or not yet. It is a lovely place, very different than where I live now. I wish a walk were more pleasant, the smell is almost overwhelming of those berries going over.

good luck if you do decide to move GThumb

~ would that be permanent or just for the winter?your little house looks great!
obviously if it makes life easier for you over the winter it must be a good move....

Lovely! Are the berries eaten by wildlife, GT? I'd be worried about foraging black bears??

Thank you Yorkshire.

Arlene, I would be moving permanently. The other is not nearly as cute but it will be higher on a hill so almost 20 degrees warmer through winter and has plumbing and water. Many conveniences, but I'd have to leave my home. Maybe I can finally get them to finish plumbing this cabin so I can stay.

Thanks GZ. Doesn't seem anything uses this viburnum berry. They'll just pickle all winter on the bush. People don't really like them here. Even the black bears. :-)

I love the silver birch forest.

No shortage here in the boreal forest Chris. I always loved them growing up and now I take them for granted a bit.