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[saqib]

Great clicks my dear friend

[kus-knee]

You have so many nice pictures! You need to work for a nature magazine! Oh right, you've created your own!

[sardrt]

ah ah ah..grazie....in un'altra vita magari! Per ora imparo e mi diverto..

[thetiger]

Beautiful photos, I invite you to follow my blog. Good luck.

[jasonmunapasee]

wah very beautiful, I'm posting this buddy.

[lore1985]

Sai che non l'ho mai provato?
Dev'essere gran buono :)

[sardrt]

praticamente l'unico alcolico che bevo..ottimo!

[bolivarense]

Excellent post, I invite you to visit or blog

[nirgf]

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Amazing, Thank you

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[haphazard-hstead]

That sounds like an easy liquor to make. I'll have to check whether we have any myrtle that works, in my region. I hope you enjoy all of the "Mirto di Sardegna" you want this winter! ; )

[sardrt]

Everyone knows how to do it ... Let me know if you can find the berries in your country !

[haphazard-hstead]

I have an Oregon Myrtle in my yard. It's Umbellularia californica and is not related to your Myrtus communis. But from reading, it looks like people do use the Myrtus communis for landscaping around here. I probably have been overlooking it for years! I'll have to start paying more attention -- and asking for permission to pick some berries, eventually, lol. ; )

[foraging-trail]

Thanks for the directions on how to make that liquor from the myrtle berries! :D

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