Thanks

One's individual journey is never truly one's own


Thank you to....

To my parents for all those country walks as a child and my ancestral line that's blessed me with clear sight, acute senses, strong instincts & intuition
To Martin and Mandy who first introduced me to 'Pennywort' and the possibility of eating from the hedgerows
To Lynden Clarke and Justin Smith who blessed me with many foraged goodies while I lived in Bristol and learned about foraging from them
To the series of events that led me to live in Devon, and the strong smell of Wild Garlic that enabled me to easily fall into foraging daily
To the numerous wild food advocates who've written Wild Food books, including Roger Phillips, Richard Mabey, Ray Mears, James Wong, John Hilton and many more
To Dave Hunter who inspired me further in wild food
To Thomas Schorr-kon, Geoff McMullan, and all those who teach Nature Awareness
To all my students who continue to teach and inspire me
To all those who have crossed my path in my life, you have all taught and touched me in some way
To nature herself for all her teachings, and the life she enables us to have


Photographs

Thank you to all of those who've provided photos from walks & events including;

Annie LoveJoy, Wendy Pye, Dan Thomas, Adam White, Janet McEwan & Laura Evans

Rosa Rugosa, Wild Roses by the Seawild food, guided foraging walks, edible berries, hawthorn, Crataegus monogynaLight through the Treeswild food, guided foraging walks, stinging nettles, Urtica dioica
I so enjoyed the walk & learning on Sunday - just magical. I will be back! Claire

Upcoming events

Edible Seaweed & Coastal Wild Food Walk + Seaweed Eats! - Sat 10th Mar, 11.30-2.30pm

Wild Food Forage, Cook & Dine - Thurs 22nd Mar, 3.30-9.30pm

Nettle Day Includes Lunch With Nettles! - Sun 25th Mar 2012, 10-4.30pm

For more information on events, see the calendar.

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