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Sorrel in February - UK Wild Foods


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Wild Food Project
We are currently working on a video project to show you Wild Foods all year round, starting from January 2010. Unlike a static book with drawings we will aim to give you HD quality video showing you real life aspects of wild-food in Britain accompanied with the facts and all for free! Each month we are creating a list of Wild-Food you can find in Britain, the list will be featured on the righthand side of the website and will have links directly to the relevant HD videos. If you appreciate our ethos here at NaturalBushcraft of sharing skills & knowledge freely, then please help us spread the word and let friends and family know of the interesting free resources at NaturalBushcraft. If you would like to learn more specifically about Wild Food, checkout the Wild Food Group that NaturalBushcraft runs on Facebook.

 

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Ray Mears Free Webcast Lecture on Survivors

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"For 99.9% recurring of our history we were hunter-gathers. About 12,000 years ago we came up with this concept of farming, which in my eyes is still an experiment in food-gathering, because we've still got to prove we can do it without actually destroying our enviroment."

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Justin's Wild Foods

Justin Telford shares with us January's wild-edibles...

Dandelion
Nettle
Daisy leaf
Gorse flower
Greater Plantain
Ribwort Plantain
Buck's Horn Plantain (coastal)
Scurvy Grass
Hogweed
Chickweed
Sea beet
Sea Radish
Pennywort (particularly good at the moment)
hawkbit
Watercress
Alexanders (very good at the moment)
Chirvil (be very careful , as Hemlock Water-Dropwort is starting to sprout now and looks very similar, but is deadly poisonous!)
Cleavers
Sea Purslane
Rock Samphire (still usable, but a bit over now, coastal)
Yarrow
Rose Hips
Common Sorrel
Ivy-Leaved Toadflax
Wood sorrel
Three-cornered leek
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Find Justin's Wild Food Group on Facebook for more details.
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