Either cover the bushes with tightly woven netting as the berries begin to ripen, or plant a great many, so you will get your share.
Not far away was a mini-watermelon plant, its fruit the size of Ping-Pong balls and hanging delicately from a bamboo frame, protected from insects by finely woven netting.
The smoky aroma of fresh sardines being roasted on a makeshift grill on the port by sunburnt fishermen who have just drawn in their woven nets.
Put a few samples of different wood species under the microscope, and you'll discover woven nets of cells in seemingly endless variations.
He cleared forest, built cabins, planted gardens, chopped wood, cut trails, traveled by snowshoe and dogsled, trapped lynx and marten, weaved nets for salmon fishing, and had encounters with grizzlies.
I even employed a group of Portuguese fishermen who hand-weave nets to fashion something for me, but their cravat proved insufficiently stylish, although while strolling by the Thames I did manage to catch four salmon.
Although roles were not rigidly defined (Ellis and Swan 1981; Moss 1993), ethnographic sources suggest that men constructed fish traps and wove nets (e.g., Miller and Seaburg 1990), hunted sea mammals (e.g., Drucker 1951), and fished.
Some were trying to weave nets to fish.
