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The Taste Of Autumn

Hot chestnuts warming in their skin Wild cherries for the brandy and sloes for the gin Bramley apples and blackberries stewing together Halls decked with bouquets of dried heather. Deep dark red petals from the English rose Pineapple mint food where the rosemary grows. Oranges and lemons added for extra taste Walnuts for the cake and almonds for the paste. October’s pumpkins glowing bright Apples dripping with toffee for bonfire night. But waiting for the polished conkers to fall Makes autumn the best season of them all.
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