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Old 06-10-2007, 10:14 AM
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Smile Rosehip foraging around middlesex

I'm rather new at the foraging for food lark, and need to build up a map of the areas around where foods are available. Could anyone help me please? I would be extremely grateful, as would the rest of my tribe who love going out into the wilds and getting grubby

The kind of areas i can travel with ease to are Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Surrey and Wiltshire.

This weekend I would really love to go Rosehip foraging. Any ideas would be simply superb!

Thankyou!
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Re: Rosehip foraging around middlesex

Hi Fairy Flax, I am sorry but I can be of no help to you at all with foraging . I wish you every success though, and hope some one else can point you in the right direction - welcome to WAB
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Hi Fairy flax
Hello and welcome to WAB from me

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Hi Fairy Flax,

A warm welcome to WAB, looking forward to your posts and photos.

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Re: Rosehip foraging around middlesex

Hi Fairy Flax. A simple rule when foraging for food in the countryside is never to pick anything, that you are likely to eat, from below the height that a Fox can lift its leg.
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Hi Fairy Flax and welcome to WAB. I don't know your neck of the woods and I do all my foraging in Tesco anyway
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Hi Fairy Flax and welcome from me.
Best from mike.
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Hi Fairy Flax. A simple rule when foraging for food in the countryside is never to pick anything, that you are likely to eat, from below the height that a Fox can lift its leg.

A wise thing to remember ....

Thankyou to all for making me feel so welcome, I did in fact find some rosehips and am rather looking forward to making lots of scrummy things with them. ( I didn't take all the hips off one bush, I took a few from lots, leaving plenty for any peckish animals, birds...)
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Hi from me too
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