I love berries too! Mostly blueberries and raspberries...warming up to strawberries. I've only had blackberries once and they were like cardboard. Hopefully it was just a bad batch.

ooooooohhhhh Mulberry jam , I love Mulberry jam but I have not had it for years , my grandparents lived somwhere once with a large mulbury tree in the garden ( that I was nt allowed to climb ..ever ...but it did not stop me trying to climb it !!) I remember Mulberry jam.

Yes I love Berries , I get quite excited about the strawberies when they  start arriving on the plants ..you cant beat a fresh picked British Strawberry.
delicious however they are eaten.

Raspberies .. oh I love raspberries , Fresh made Raspberry jam is a favorite in our house. Frozen raspberries are always in the freezer for a quick pudding .when the children were small tthey used to love raspberries that had been warmed iin a pan so they became all juicy and 'microwave meringues ' floating over the  top.
They were also fasinated by helping to make the microwave meringues , seeing this litle clump of like a fondant icing texture grow into ovely crumby light meringues.

Blueberries , the ones that are sold in the shops I quite like , but I used to ick the tiny wild blueberries years ago when I could find then but never quite got enough to make much more than a blueberryand apple pie occasionally ( as most disapeared down myself and my friends as we used to pick them.... of course it was for the reasons of quality control !!)

Blackberries , Blackberry and appple jam , this was the one thing that even if it was a bit tough and rubbery ..or..too rubbery ,when  my mother made it and it tasted ok  .
Bramble jelly is lovely , but I have not made it for a while.
The cultivated blackberries that are in the shops as very tasty .

Goosberries are delicious , but I tink that a lot of people pick them too early nowadays whilst they are still very hard and green instead of waiting a bit till they have just a bit of 'give ' when you pinch them ....the flavour is better if they are left a little longer on the bush.
I love gooseberry fool , such a simple pudding that has gone out of fashion a bit.

Redcurrants , blackcurrents and white currants .... are there classed as berries ?
anyway I am very forn of these as well !!

I dont use elderberries much but they do make a cracking wine !
and a syrup made from elderberryjuice is lovely dribbled over icecream.

The wild blueberries that I used to pick from the very lowlying little bushes on the hills were very small Ms P , nothing like the larger tpe that I see in the shops.

I know that once I got in trouble from my for staining my dress with the Mulberry juice from the fruits on the tree Grandmadamada so I guess you are right there, if I was not allowed to climb the tree ( unless of couse noone could see me !) then I must have eaten the fruits from the lower branches or from the ground as they fell from the tree ... so long ago I cant remember , all I remember is that it was a big house hat seemed dark inside and there was this magical tree that seemed to fill the garden to me . It was the only time as a child that I ever saw a Mulberry tree as they are not common in the UK.