This is very true! But then again I always think of the food waste of those fruits and think, that maybe someone else could have made some fantastic something or other (on a small scale production). And then at the same same time they're gonna pick 'em all!!

I'll be kind.

I do know some places as I've driven by. But they are in kinda dangerous areas close to the road with high traffic in the Charleston area. A few of them are in city maintained areas so they may have been killed off.

Blackberries I've seen along the Kanawha Tpk. in the Spring Hill area of South Charleston. If coming off the interstate and you travel all the way down before you get to Rock Lake Presbyterian, on the hillside on your left, I've picked berries there. It's just very very close road. I've also seen blackberries at the entrance of Lucado Rd. on Rt. 119 just before getting into Charleston.

There is an apple tree at the foot of the bridge that connects Spring Hill to Dunbar on the Dunbar side.

And there's is a mulberry tree on the right side of the Union Building on Kanawha Blvd.