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Arry replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Them old military vehicles look very interesting mate. Cheers Arry -
Very best wishes to you and yours. Hope all goes well. Cheers Arry
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What ever you do wear a mask mate. There is asbestos in some artex or so I was told on a asbestos awareness coarse. Cheers Arry
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Would I get away with putting up Kevin Bloody Wilson song "The Kid" just remembered it and found it on youtube? Cheers Arry
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Today Blackberrys now Blackberry Jam. Cheers Arry
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Got these come up every where in the garden, Red Cracking Boletes but they are only classed as fair to eat so I don't bother with them. They bruise blue if touched on the under side. Cheers Arry
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Have a look at this web site mate. http://www.wildfooduk.com/articles/wild-mushrooms-for-beginners/ Cheers Arry
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Some nice young Beef Steak fungi. Cheers Arry
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Out for a forage to day, the first Cep of the year and a few more Boletes some Field Mushrooms, a few Chanterelles. A Blackening Polypore (not that good to eat). First Cep Blackening Polypore. Cheers Arry Warning do not eat a Bolete like the big one and the smaller one next to it in the top right hand corner in the first photo. It cuts blue then fades, not sure what Bolete it is.
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Yes mate seen loads today, out after fungi and Blackberrys. Cheers Arry
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Always eat a small amount the first time you try any fungi as it may not agree with you. That looks a nice young specimen you have there. The mushrooms are all just starting Field Mushrooms today Few days ago saw Beef Steak young Chanterells and some Oak Boletes ( Butter Bolete). Cheers Arry
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Beggars belief. http://www.upsd.co.uk/sir-norman-bettison/ Cheers Arry
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Personally I don't think it does but it does have the texture sort of of chicken breast, sort of breaks away in strands if you know what I mean. You could maybe fool somebody if you put it in a stew. Cheers Arry
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Now thats the way to start the day. Just come in from walking ground to see whats about. Bxgger its bloody hot, got a feeling it will be a few weeks yet, still hell of a lot of cover even on the high ground. Cheers Arry
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Looks right to me mate. Cheers Arry
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A handy web site. http://www.wildfooduk.com/articles/wild-mushrooms-for-beginners/ http://www.wildfooduk.com/mushroom-guides/#in_season Cheers Arry
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Good time of year to start foraging mate. Blackberry's etc, make yourself some jam its very rewarding eating your own jam in the depths of winter. The Mushrooms are just starting. Get your self a mushroom book or two "River Cottage Handbook No 1 Mushrooms" is good in fact the do a hole set on foraging. There are many good mushrooming books out there , "Field Guide to Edible Mushrooms of Britain and Europe" by Peter Jordan is another good one . The main thing "Do Not Eat Any Thing Your Not Sure Of", keep your eye out for Giant Puff Ball mushroom its the size of a foot ball or loaf of bread ve
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Mate I would have loved to have stayed over could tell there was a good craic, but as I said I sneaked off from the family do I was at, not to deep in the shit when I got back. I will do my best to be the oldest next year Lol. Cheers Arry
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Nice to meet you all and thanks for making me welcome. I'll be there next year if I can work it. Cheers Arry
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Thats the way to do it. Nice place to eat a full English. Cheers Arry
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After a big lull the Mackerel seem to be showing everywhere in strength , some nice Bass bait size ones in amongst them. Cheers Arry
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Leatherman. Cheers Arry
