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BBC 1, 10.15.
Got Ed Norton in it, so should be good.
Got Ed Norton in it, so should be good.
Look up the laws on trespass. You will have fun!
Likewise, look up the laws on foraging. I'm not talking about nicking the fruit or veg from someone else's gardens, but honest foraging in hedgerows.
Look at what's available:
Alongside railway lines (outside the fences) are apple trees. Why? Because people years ago ate an apple and threw the core out of the window.
Did you realise that, strictly, gathering from hedgerows like rose hips, fruits, edible shoots, is AGAINST THE LAW unless you have the permission of the landowner or the local council?
Wild garlic, Birch sap and pith, collected properly to not endanger the trees, are all 'OWNED' by the landowner, despite them not using it or even knowing what it is!
Ever tasted Gorse wine?
Believe it or not, even Rosebay Willow Herb is edible.. the stems and roots, properly treated.
Go on, I bet you can find more examples, but it's 'not allowed' or 'not tested for human consumption'. How on earth did the hunter-gatherers do it? Take it to the local testing centre, then get the EU to agree that 'These bananas are straight enough'?
Likewise, look up the laws on foraging. I'm not talking about nicking the fruit or veg from someone else's gardens, but honest foraging in hedgerows.
Look at what's available:
Alongside railway lines (outside the fences) are apple trees. Why? Because people years ago ate an apple and threw the core out of the window.
Did you realise that, strictly, gathering from hedgerows like rose hips, fruits, edible shoots, is AGAINST THE LAW unless you have the permission of the landowner or the local council?
Wild garlic, Birch sap and pith, collected properly to not endanger the trees, are all 'OWNED' by the landowner, despite them not using it or even knowing what it is!
Ever tasted Gorse wine?
Believe it or not, even Rosebay Willow Herb is edible.. the stems and roots, properly treated.
Go on, I bet you can find more examples, but it's 'not allowed' or 'not tested for human consumption'. How on earth did the hunter-gatherers do it? Take it to the local testing centre, then get the EU to agree that 'These bananas are straight enough'?
Watch "After Hours" on Sky Cinema if you've got it... it's a good Scorcsese film about a man who goes on a journey through New York weirdness on his way back from a date.
Damn.
Been put off until a later date. Damn BBC 1.
Been put off until a later date. Damn BBC 1.
I'll try and watch it.
I'm so chuffed you're using that quote, by the way. :0D
I'm so chuffed you're using that quote, by the way. :0D
BBC 1, 10.15.
Got Ed Norton in it, so should be good.
Got Ed Norton in it, so should be good.