mulberry

This means that, for instance, either: - The common ancestor of a maple and a mulberry tree was not a tree.

The mulberry harbours were built in a day with scant regard to the views of the locals.

This ends up being like 60+ lbs of mulberry leaves there at the end.

As an unrelated aside a new bmw sedan driving the wrong way on mulberry street intentionally ran into me at a crosswalk today.

Plus the Mulberry harbours were designed specifically to be sunk to act as harbours and breakwaters, for which concrete is actually fairly well suited.

I think it's almost as bad as if those were mulberry trees (relative to staining power).

I’ve recently thrown out all my masking tape (crepe paper) in favor of Washi tape (rice/mulberry paper with a 3M adhesive).

> The mulberry harbours were built in a day with scant regard to the views of the locals.

There is a mulberry tree right next to a bus station where I live.

We've got mulberry seeds going, and we're getting some cuttings for this spring.

Your comment about the Mulberry harbours is quite baffling.

If I do a quick search in Los Angeles, only Mulberry St.

My mum was tracing maps for D-Day, and packing munitions and my Aunt did technical drawing on the "mulberry harbour" concrete caissons floated over to the beaches for D-Day.

"Kuwabatake Sanjuro" roughly translates as "mulberry field thirty year old".

"Sergiu exuberantly offers up shot glasses of mulberry vodka, pine-needle vodka, strawberry vodka, “medicine” vodka, “78 per cent proof” vodka" Although Moldova has vodka-drinking Slavs in it, the beverages described are not vodkas.

Mulberry was my mail app of choice back circa 1998.

> The bottom line: Apple has 24 to 36 months before it has its own AOL moment, according to Brian Mulberry, client portfolio manager at Zacks Investment.