literally 2 seconds to answer this question: time is up, you guessed wrong, this is how cranberry pickers markse plots where there are a lot of cranberries. the thing is that it is very difficult to navigate in the swamps , remembering where you saw cranberries is generally unrealistic, moss helps! wow, look at what a dangerous place we are standing in? well, don't worry, the thickness of the intertwined roots here is about 20-30 centimeters. nikolay, what color should cranberries be to be ripe, here they are and i am ripe now, here is my first cranberry harvest this year, there are not many berries, but they are all very tasty, because i picked them, oh, how wonderful the belarusian cranberry tastes, when the cranberry picking season begins in the swamps, berry hunters can get carried away by going to such places... by the way, here is a path where people walked, it was overgrown for about 5 years, it is being restored, rest assured, it will lead you somewhere to a higher place, from the swamp to a large forest, you listen, take note if you ever decide to go to the alman swamps for cranberrie

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