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    It's SHH food mate. Cheers Arry
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    As said in another thread my mate and I were on the side of the Moor in Fir woods after Hedgehog mushrooms and Winter Chanterelles. These are easy to ones to learn. Hedgehogs are White/Cream on top or it's small cousin Terracotta both edible with spikes instead of gills. I scrape the spikes off before cooking. As you can see an irregular shaped cap. The Winter Chanterelle grow in the same brash your looking and looking then find yourself standing on the thousands every where. Must have a yellow hollow stalk. Nick name Yellow foot. Not
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    Angler lands one of world’s largest goldfish in French lake | Fishing | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Andy Hackett catches the Carrot, elusive 30kg leather carp-koi hybrid released into fishing lake 20 years ago Cheers Arry
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    Bit of fun. A foot long Hot Dog. Cheers Arry
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    Were has 50 years gone? Cheers Arry
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    Cheers Arry
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    Activists occupy tables at Gordon Ramsay restaurant in London WWW.BBC.CO.UK The Met Police said a group refused to leave the premises but there were no arrests. Cheers Arry
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    Spatchcock Roast Chicken. Cheers Arry
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    Could it be one of these above mate hard to tell in the torch light? Finding those two types right in the Fir woods today right among the brash. Cheers Arry
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    Harlequin lady birds mate all the same. Cheers Arry
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    Mushroom mooch up in the woods on the side of Dartmoor. Picked my lads dogs up on the way. After some Hedgehog mushrooms and Winter Chanterelles nick name Yellow foot. Cheers Arry
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    I remember I was the same Terry had half a dozen books but still would not try them even though I was sure I knew what they were. To be fair Field mushrooms / / Horse mushrooms are not the safest but easy once you know to leave the ones that bruise yellow. There are some cracking easy ones mate the Cep / Penny bun probably the best, Look out for Hen-of-the -Wood not so common and will have to wait till next year now August - November. Did put up a list of easy good ones on one of the Mushroom threads Hedgehogs mushrooms are still hopefully still about going for a mooch today very easy very saf
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    I had a few Pike from Trenchford in the past and there was a few lads fishing both Trenchford and Tottiford they had only few small ones. A mate I new used to go for the Rainbows in Kennick from boat and alway had a few worms with him Lol. Cheers Arry
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    Driving back over the Moor near Hound Tor I stopped at Jay's grave always a flower on her grave and money these days. Never have I stopped and not seen a flower or flowers on the grave. It's a sad story. Kitty Jay | Legendary Dartmoor WWW.LEGENDARYDARTMOOR.CO.UK Cheers Arry
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    Dragged wifey for a walk around three reservoirs that are all together Kennick, Tottiford and Trenchford. Appsolultly stunningly beautiful morning back across the moor them fish and chips at Buckfastley. The Guy Fly fishing is on that green bank top left of the last photo. Normally this bit is under water. All between 6 and 10 foot lower than should be. Cheers Arry
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    In 1980 had my own groundwork's business I was doing really well when it all went tits up will a recession thanks to Thatcher. Well the company I had a contract with wanted to cut my prices by 20% as thing were already getting tough I was paying my lads the same as I was getting myself. I told them you not cutting my prices they said what you going to do about it? Watch this I said wrote cheques out for the lads put machines off hire loaded the tools and f****d off. Had no job but f**k them I was not working for f**k all, tax man wanted his share as I had a good years before. I was in the shit
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    Now that is a real friend and just about ultimate gift. Cheers Arry
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    Charts mate thats so sad mate nobody should have to hold your kid and watch them die. My heart go out to you mate. Atb. Arry
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    BBQ Ribeye Steak tripled cooked chips my own lettuce, cucumber, onion and and sun gold tomato's salad with pepper corn sauce. Cheers Arry
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    Lamb ruby. Cheers Arry
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    Drove across Dartmoor to Tavistock to stunning views across the moor Lol. Cheers Arry
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    Also some good Parasols about this one 8 inches across. Take them if over 6 inches across is safest. I like them sort of nutty taste but they don't keep long. Should have a snake skin appearance to the stem and you can move the skirt ring up and down. Parasol WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM A great tasting, easy to identify mushroom that is large enough to spot from afar. Cheers Arry
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    Theres some cracking Horse Mushrooms about at the moment, if any body is interested. the one in my hand in 8 inches the other to about 6 inches across. Horse Mushroom WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM A great mushroom with a rich, strong taste and as it can grow so large and in rings, usually provides quite a feast. Cheers Arry
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    You are right GM It was a beautiful morning quite autumnal with the a heavy dew and mist in the river valley. Ferreting a hedge in my T shirt bugger was it warm. Mate on top of the hedge putting a poke net on a run. Cheers Arry
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    Out mooching again for Mushrooms/Fungi was looking at the Oak trees still hang on to their leaves seems well late. Mild as f**k here was sweating my cobs off just walking. Turning but hanging on. Nice little Cep. Got a few for my troubles, slugs had a bit of a nibble. Cheers Arry
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