Wild food school.

[ANDYRAF]

Has anyone done any of the courses at the wild food school in Lostwithiel in Cornwall, if so would they recommend them, as I'm seriously considering going on one, because my knowledge of wild foods is non existent. It's time I learned at least not to poison myself.uppy_dog

 

[JonnyP]

Has anyone done any of the courses at the wild food school in Lostwithiel in Cornwall, if so would they recommend them, as I'm seriously considering going on one, because my knowledge of wild foods is non existent. It's time I learned at least not to poison myself.uppy_dog

Not been on one of Marcus's courses but would like to...
I went on a bimble with him at the moot a couple of years ago and he certainly very good at what he does..
There is another wild food forager here in Cornwall that does courses, but I cannot remember her name..
If we meet up somewhen I can show you some of the edible and useful plants that are out there..

 

[ANDYRAF]

That would be magic, I take it that it would have to be a weekend, any times good for me.

 

[crazydave]

did a general bimble with him on sunday and cooking on monday - really nice bloke and full of knowledge.

 

[Rhoda]

There is another wild food forager here in Cornwall that does courses, but I cannot remember her name..

Rachel Lambert does walks as does Caroline Davey. Caroline's website is http://www.fathen.org and I can give you Rachel's number if you PM me. I have been on walks with Rachel (no she does not work for me!) and have met Caroline before, she seems very knowledgeable too. I have never been on one of Marcus's courses but have heard good things.


I'd love to do a course too, I know a bit but would love to know a lot!!

 

[spamel]

Also not done a course, but found Marcus to be great fun on the walks and cook up at the Moot.

 

[ANDYRAF]

Hi spam, good time at the moot, well you've survived.
Wild food if it aint labelled properly I don't munch it.
Yet.