Foraging on French/German TV.

[Andy Hamilton]

We filmed something a while back for French and German station Arteyou can see it here It should be up for another week I think. Not sure how to rip it to put it on Youtube. We come on after the Guerrilla gardening thing and it is a little snippet of our forage.

[Shirley]

That was good - is there a recording without the voice over do you know?

Who were the others with you? Ishers amongst them??

[Andy Hamilton]

I guess there is an English copy knocking around in France somewhere but not one I could have access to. Nope no-one from the site came to that forage other than Dave and he does not really count.

[Andy Hamilton]

Yep that was Jo, be good to have you on a course I am sure you would be able to save a small fortune on food over the year.

[Millymollymandy]

What was the plant you were eating at the beginning of the clip - the little one growing up the wall? I think in French they said it was some kind of ivy. Please don't ask me to translate as a lot of the lingo went over the top of my head and there isn't a stop/start or rewind on that video clip!

[Gert]

Good stuff, Well done Andy. It's great that you are managing to get your message out there.

[Andy Hamilton]

cheers gert.

That Ivy M3, is ivy leafed toad flax.

[Millymollymandy]

Oooh I don't know that - off to google it - thanks Andy.

[Millymollymandy]

ha ha ha bugger me it's Cymbalaria Muralis - got it growing everywhere round my stone house! Right off to have a taste test.....

Edited to say: yuck it's really bitter.

[Andy Hamilton]

ha ha ha bugger me it's Cymbalaria Muralis - got it growing everywhere round my stone house! Right off to have a taste test.....

Edited to say: yuck it's really bitter.

New growth only and it needs a bit of dressing. It does grow everywhere.