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because that tends to reduce the air in the cool whip.

Put that in a store bought graham cracker crust, that has the clear plastic top, seal it up and put in the refrigerator for some good eating, or freeze it for later.

I have been told you can substitute any type of fruit for the berries, and I am anxious to try it with some good peaches. We have only used the blackberries. Enjoy.

Bird sighting

This week we saw a cormorant fly into the big maple tree growing beside the stream coming from Mrs. Lee’s place. I have seen them numerous times in the south, near the shore. They look something like an anhinga, or water turkey, but I am pretty sure this was a double-crested cormorant. I believe this is the first time I have seen one in Virginia.

Our bird books say they are here, and I guess they must be right. They are aquatic feeders, and I wondered, with so many people building ponds, if they might be finding the pickings pretty easy.

More fish stories

Concerning the ‘fish tale’ article I wrote a week or so ago, I received a nice call from Basil Hickerson in Nokesville, VA. He told me he knew the Shining Tree, Ontario, area well, and had been up there

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