When Shane was a little kid, his brother, sister and cousins used to eat them at Grandma's farm in Mukibudin! They'd get them straight of the bush and it didn't matter if they weren't ripe yet... You'd just get a tummy ache :-) eating them - RIGHT NOW! -
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"Unripe Cape Gooseberry fruits are poisonous. The plant is believed to have caused illness and even death in Australian cattle. Only suitably matured fruits are fit for human consumption. " http://www.kendallfarms.com.au/Cape%20gooseberry.htm
hahaha! thats hilarious! this reminds me of some guys in DTS who gave a cat some paracetamol to make it better. the poor cat died, and they found out later on the internet that that's what happens if you give paracetamol to cats. i'm glad you guys are ok though :)
Wow, talk about blast from the past... I think we lived on these, and the peas from Grandma's veggie patch, GOOD TIMES!!! ohh, and grapes in summer!!! and stone fruit.... Grandma's garden as veritable plethera of fresh goodies (c: Pen xx
We are living in Norway! Kim & Shane have been married for just over 2 years now... & have a little girl called Samantha Kate that was born 16/08/09. We love God, life, family, friends & each other :-)
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"Unripe Cape Gooseberry fruits are poisonous. The plant is believed to have caused illness and even death in Australian cattle.
Only suitably matured fruits are fit for human consumption. "
http://www.kendallfarms.com.au/Cape%20gooseberry.htm
No wonder that tummy ache :)
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OHHH MY! That sounds like bad new, but we're all still alive... what went wrong? :-)
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hahaha! thats hilarious! this reminds me of some guys in DTS who gave a cat some paracetamol to make it better. the poor cat died, and they found out later on the internet that that's what happens if you give paracetamol to cats. i'm glad you guys are ok though :)
Wow, talk about blast from the past... I think we lived on these, and the peas from Grandma's veggie patch, GOOD TIMES!!! ohh, and grapes in summer!!! and stone fruit.... Grandma's garden as veritable plethera of fresh goodies (c:
Pen xx
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