Ousburn/Beamish Woods last week
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You won't drop down dead eating one but I wouldn't want to.
You can make a natural plaster from the skin on the belly of it and they're great for making into strops for sharpening knives.
hi ive been there a few times practising bushcraft but its a popular area for walkers when ive been plus the local clay pigeon shoot but still love the place,as for the polypore tasted it raw its horrible rubbery stuff but as mesquite says its good for knive sharpening.nice pics mate
not sure i'm from south durham i only go if on the odd occasion im working in stanley/chester cause its handy and like i said its a nice place for a wander and a brew plus i learnt to set up my hammock/tarp there(not sure its out of the way enough to stay the night), theres always chopwell or brockwell woods to camp.
The nest is either buzzard or crow, probably buzzard though but difficult to be certain from a single photo & not knowing the lay of the land.
went for another brief walk on the ouseburn ramble yesterday, saw this big horse shoe fungus?? and I startled what i think was a roe deer out of the bracken. didn't realise how close i was to a great walk. Weather permitting i might make a day of it later in the week and take some breakfast/lunch etc.
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