i'm off up north in october & going to to get out for a couple of days. i was wondering what would be available for foraging (if anything), i know nothin of fungi so looking for the safe options i.e berries, roots etc.
cheers!
cheers!
northern scotland in october
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probably not as north as your going but was out for a wee stroll with the mutt yesterday and around here, plenty of elderberries, smattering of brambles, some beechnuts (and a pocket of gravybones 
) wasn't looking too much as was with in-laws and trying to make sure an ever-increasing-pregnant wife wasn't struggling on.
) wasn't looking too much as was with in-laws and trying to make sure an ever-increasing-pregnant wife wasn't struggling on.
ta verloc, i should hopefully be catching some fish so i should be ok, congrats on the impending bearn & i hope the in-laws are not stereotypical!! i've landed ok with that one, i'll just see whats kicking about when i get there.
cheers!!
cheers!!
