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thanks. think I'm going to try the apple rings- have found a cox's orange pippin tree on public land
and she loves carrot.
she's currently kind of purple cos we went blackberrying this morning lolz!

my hands are covered. for any blobs on their own I would use magnesium sulfate(can't spell) paste and a dressing to draw anything out. if you can see it, use an oral medicine syringe- available from pharmacies for under a pound, theyre for giving babies medicine. push plunger down, put the hole over...

no ideas without a pic!

thanks, I'll do a print and let you know.

2 day old urine is an excellent mordant, but it does ming a bit!!!

my name is Emma, I live with my husband and our daughter in essex. I like food, and free stuff, and combining that when going out foraging.

so far when we've been out gathering free food, I've only fed fruits to my daughter to keep her quiet on the trips. but is there anything else I can give to her to chew on? she's 7 months old and needs stuff to help with teething- that's preferably free!!

thanks.

they're light brownish... a little pinker than beige...

Thanks! as we're only fairly sure, should I do the old SAS trick of having a small taste, then waiting an hour or so to see if I get ill or die...?!

thanks for the recipe. I keep low caffeine cos of depression, so this is a great thing for me- sick of paying holland and barret prices for the stuff!!

right. free fruit is an excellent reason to go to my local nature reserve!

I made sloe vodka last year...erm, think tom and barbara's peapod wine!!! great for dares and parties, not so good for quaffing. my sloe gin wass much better. I use same weight sugar to fruit, leave for 3 months turning each week, strain, add more sugar and leave for another 3 months with the same t...

I go to a green grocers in a bus station, but I wont pick anything by the side of the A127.

I went up to my local sloe patch today and couldn't find anything on the damned thing! this time last year it was heaving.

I found this mushroom in a wood which is predominantly oak... it was growing out of leaf matter in shady woodland, in south essex, in september (today in fact!). has white stalk, white cap with dark brown "feathers" on, greyish brown gills and a slight reddish tinge when cut or bruised. th...