I was starting to think there wasnt going to be a harvest round here,theres still sod all in the way of sloes!but this week ive manages over 20lb of them,heres todays pickings from a little over an hour on the lanes round here:
so how have you guys been faring in your areas?
thanks for looking.
www.jacksshed.co.uk A country living forum to compliment your bushcraft way of life.
Well done Fish,can't find one round my way,loads of hawthorn and blackberries though. Paul
The great thing about canoes is that you can harvest the crop that the ramblers can't reach.
Sorry about the awful photo - my camera broke so this was taken with my phone. Had I spent more time I could've had buckets full of the things. (From the Exeter canal if you're interested.)
great idea! never thought of it,your right though the best ones are allways out of reach!
www.jacksshed.co.uk A country living forum to compliment your bushcraft way of life.
Cool..!
Howling Dingo shop,Gear made from natural things to take to wild places..
http://www.etsy.com/shop/HowlingDingo
Brambles are funny old plants. All through the winter, spring n summer its a pain in the arse plant, ever creeping where you don't want it and trying to trip you up or entangle you in its grip.
Then come autumn is suddenly our best friend.
Not a great year for them down here, but not a bad one either.. I have spotted some good sloes about, but we had to cut down our best blackthorn :0(
hope you kept some of the wood!
www.jacksshed.co.uk A country living forum to compliment your bushcraft way of life.
All went in the firewood pile..Originally Posted by fish
Damn thats some pile
Cheers
AL
The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark.
JOHN MUIR
Thats only half of it Al.. I do a lot of sawing n splitting.Damn thats some pile
Cheers
AL
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
