Last week, we hopped in the car to drive an hour to pick blackberries. We like taking adventures and seeing new things.

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The blackberries are in abundance around Texas now.

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The farm’s berry bushes were so nice and trimmed, no cutting yourself at all. And talk about huge berries!

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Not only do we have fond memories of berry picking with friends, but also a yummy cobbler!

Blackberry cobbler

I found this recipe on Tasty Kitchen, by Karly and boy is it yummy! It’s almost like a jelly doughnut. I also want to make this cake again!

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If you live in the DFW area, I highly recommend visiting Duck Creek Blackberry Farm.

It’s a family owned farm and they are super nice! They are open tonight… Tuesday the 15th from 6pm -8pm and Saturday June 19th from 7am-10am.

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  1. Thanks so much for the idea!!! We just got back from there and had so much fun!

  2. I wish I had access to blackberries! I just paid $3 for 12 oz. I don’t think ours grow until later in the summer.

  5. Wow, I can’t believe you have blackberries already. we won’t get ours till Aug. But I have a bunch in the freezer. Yummy for shakes.

  6. Thanks for the great tip on this farm. We live in the Dallas are and it looks like so much fun!

  7. I have always wanted to go to this farm! I see they are having a record crop this year! I might head over there Saturday morning! How FUN!

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  9. Thanks for the link! Glad you liked the cobbler…it’s a favorite around here! 🙂

    I’m off to check out that blackberry cake now! Looks yummy!

  10. YUM! Thanks for the tip so I can give folks a place to go so they’ll quit trying to figure out my secret spot!

  11. Precious little girl,beautiful berries, and yummy cake!
    Such pretty pix! I signed up for your email updates! I ? your blog!
    xo

  12. Nancy Green says:

    These look yummy! I used to make raspberry jam when we lived in Michigan, but I haven’t been able to find raspberries since we moved to Texas. Maybe I’ll try making blackberry jam instead. 🙂

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