king afreds cakes on ebay
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I believe almost any resource gathered for commercial purposes (i.e. selling on e-bay) on private land requires permission. I believe the New Forest takes a dim view of commercial mushroom collection for example. These are fungi being commercially sold
Red
Red
You'd have thought so...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/6170458.stm
Looks like it's just her though, everyone else can:
1.5kgs is a whole lot of mushrooms.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/6170458.stm
Looks like it's just her though, everyone else can:
1.5kgs is a whole lot of mushrooms.
No. Only Mrs Tee's allowed to do that, and only for her lifetime, the licence is non-transferable I believe.
I think I'll get off my hobby horse now. I'd just hate to see the land get stripped. For all I know, she HAS got a fallen Ash tree.
Must be more trusting in life....
Red
Must be more trusting in life....
Red
No, you have a valid point. I'd hate to see woodland stripped for profit on Ebay.
The bit that amuses me is that someone sat in front of a PC might buy some crampballs to practice firelighting. They've missed the point that the best bit is getting outside and looking for them.
The bit that amuses me is that someone sat in front of a PC might buy some crampballs to practice firelighting. They've missed the point that the best bit is getting outside and looking for them.
Doh! ..... Of course you are right mate.... I dont know why I forgot that..... Cheers for the reminder
Ed
Funnily enough a mate of mine manages a piece of woodland that is alive with cramp balls which are just sitting there doing nothing . Eventualy the wood may end up as firewood or just rot into the ground. I suggested he might exploit them as not everyone is as lucky to have them on tap.
If they are black and hollow I think there's little impact and they would just end up in someones aga anyway.
Can't really see anything wrong with it as long as the provenance is kosher.
If they are black and hollow I think there's little impact and they would just end up in someones aga anyway.
Can't really see anything wrong with it as long as the provenance is kosher.
Couldn't agree more - what I asked the vendor was whether they had all the permission (landowner etc.)
If you are the landowner and the wood is being cleared anyway, I see no problem at all (shame to clear all the dead wood from an eco system of course). If you were to clear them all (rather than leaving some to rot into the ground) you could well exterminate them from that land which would be a pity. If it was my land I'd harvest those where I was moving the wood in any cases but leave a lot in less accessible places to provide a habitat and spore for ...more cramp balls
Red
If you are the landowner and the wood is being cleared anyway, I see no problem at all (shame to clear all the dead wood from an eco system of course). If you were to clear them all (rather than leaving some to rot into the ground) you could well exterminate them from that land which would be a pity. If it was my land I'd harvest those where I was moving the wood in any cases but leave a lot in less accessible places to provide a habitat and spore for ...more cramp balls
Red
Thanks ed me old mateEd said:here is the link .... its not a wind-up
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bushcraft-fir...0QQihZ009QQcategoryZ19296QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Ed
jason sears said:Thanks ed me old mate
I'm going to do a Victor Meldrew......"I DON'T BLOODY BELIEVE IT!!!!"
Can you BELIEVE what some people will try and sell....
Just off to place an add for my second hand, slightly soiled mid life crisis....bids, anyone?
Phil
