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Some very healthy wild roses grow by this moist spot on Red Creek Road

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00055-rose-hips-800px.jpg I reach this muddy area on Red Creek Road and figure that this must be water coming down the hill from Hatch SpringThumbnailsJust beyond the muddy area, I come to a small puddle and stream on the road I reach this muddy area on Red Creek Road and figure that this must be water coming down the hill from Hatch SpringThumbnailsJust beyond the muddy area, I come to a small puddle and stream on the road I reach this muddy area on Red Creek Road and figure that this must be water coming down the hill from Hatch SpringThumbnailsJust beyond the muddy area, I come to a small puddle and stream on the road I reach this muddy area on Red Creek Road and figure that this must be water coming down the hill from Hatch SpringThumbnailsJust beyond the muddy area, I come to a small puddle and stream on the road I reach this muddy area on Red Creek Road and figure that this must be water coming down the hill from Hatch SpringThumbnailsJust beyond the muddy area, I come to a small puddle and stream on the road

I like the raisin-like taste of rose hips after they ripen and dry out a bit, but these ones aren't at that stage yet.