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    Interesting People and Tribes that live mainly on meat. Life expectancy. Africa. Masai. 42m. 44f Samburu. 61m. 64f Rendille. 40 Artic. Inuit 63 where as average for a Canadian 81 Churatka. 61 Cheers Arry
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    It is mate and they reckon its sharper than surgical steel, no idea if thats true. I had no interest in napping myself just finding tools and thinking I'm the first person to handle the flint since it was dropped thousands of years ago, and what was it used for. They are not all arrow heads and blades. I remember the first flint I found I was in a hide decoying pigeons not much happening and I looked down and saw a small blade. Thought then was a Stone Age guy hunting on the very same spot thousands of years ago. That what got me interested in field walking, cant help seeing them now when
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    Ive no idea what they taste like Tomo. As you know I like foraging mostly Fungi but of course most books and sites then go on to plants, fruits, nuts and roots which to be fair I find interesting. I also used to field walk to find Stone Age flints which gets you mind thinking into what the tool you find are for. In support of you theory I did find many scrapers which would imply killing animals and preparing hides for meat and cloths. I still think though it would had been a mixed diet. Cheers Arry
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    I once read all about the Oak Tree and that is just about everywhere humans have been. All along the Silk Road etc and the fact that man relied on it. The Acorn being a carbohydrate. There are other carbohydrates ie Burdock root, Dandelion and Bullrush rhizomes these would not have been ignored by early man. I personally thing Fish and Shell fish would have been much easer than hunting large animals for meat and meat would have been a luxury for time to time. Can You Eat Acorns? Nutrition, Benefits, and Dangers WWW.HEALTHLINE.COM Acorns are th
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    Firstly some cracking shots there mate. Any RSPB or Woodland Trust sites near you they might be worth approaching see if they can let you have a little corner somewhere. Cheers Arry
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    Dead

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    Next village to me Tomo Sad do that. BBC NEWS | England | Devon | Lamping sentence 'never enough' NEWS.BBC.CO.UK Cheers Arry
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    I love then mate but it is a bit of a Marmite thing though I know. The Wife don't like them mate. Cheers Arry
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    Did this road hedge today been flailed to pieces blackthorn everywhere. Managed seven but the bad news is after we done the hedge we thought we would walk around see what the rabbit situation was. At first it seemed stacked but as we got one field away a rabbit staggering around then a dead black one then another not well that we despatched. Bloody RHD gutting. Cheers Arry
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    Cut the chicken in half and froze the other half. Chicken Roast. Cheers Arry
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    Mainly Pork and Fish though as Fish is still classed as meat. Also far from a only meat diet infact their diet is similar to the Mediterranean diet. Diet & health Experts claim that even though Hong Kong is seemingly unhealthy, the country, in general, consumes a diet similar to the "Mediterranean diet". Hong Kong is uniquely surrounded by ocean and land, which enables greater access to fish, fruits, and vegetables, which are found in the local cuisine. Rice, nut oils, and a combination of meat and vegetables provide whole diets. However, as the western diet gains popularity,
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    Interesting the people that live the longest. What Is the Okinawa Diet? Foods, Longevity, and More WWW.HEALTHLINE.COM The Okinawa diet is high in vegetables and carbs and based on the traditional foods of Okinawa islanders in Japan. This article explores the diet's primary foods... Cheers Arry
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    6 Nations.

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    A very entertaining game and Scotland did well to hang on. Wales also did very well to come back like that. Well done Scotland on that Win. Cheers Arry
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    Just a moment... WWW.SCIENCE.ORG Cheers Arry
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    Rack of Lamb. Cheers Arry
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    https://www.joslin.org/patient-care/diabetes-education/diabetes-learning-center/can-type-2-diabetes-be-reversed#:~:text=According to recent research%2C type,by losing significant amounts of Cheers Arry
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    I know what you're saying Tomo and its a rabbit hole if you're on one side or another. You can find wild cabbage on the beaches and cliffs down this way. All broccoli, Sprouts etc are bred off these wild cabbages. Same as all breeds of Beef and Sheep and other meat animals were bread off Aurochs and other ancient breeds. Wild Cabbage - The Backyard Larder BACKYARDLARDER.CO.UK Wild cabbage (Brassica oleracea) is a biennial or perennial plant that grows around the coasts of western and southern Europe. It forms a loose head of large...
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    Mate I believe its every thing in moderation a mixed diet ie meat, fish mixed with plenty of veg fruit. In my opinion and watch people picking up ready meals pizza's etc we don't eat enough veg. I also say away from things with palm oil in. Cheers Arry
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    Don't worry mate I eat far too much red meat but thats what gives you high cholesterol that with cheese and butter does the clogging up mate, I love all those. Olive Oil, Rape Seed Oil and Ground Nut Oils are the good ones mate that help keep the arteries clear. Cheers Arry
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    Just a Brita one mate you have to change the filter about every four week but in my opinion it well worth it. For you gut mate try a Yakult, Kefer or Actemel probiotics. I have Kefer on my breakfast and take my blood pressure tables with a Yakult. Cheers Arry
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    Bit off the mark there France. Canola oil is Rape seed oil. But most rape seed oil is GMO so thats up to the people to judge for them selfs. I use Ground nut oil for most frying myself. Cheers Arry Is Rapeseed Oil Healthy? Rapeseed oil is widely used around the world. It’s famous for its affordability and versatility as a cooking oil and is commonly found in salad dressings, fried foods, and baked goods. Rapeseed oil is naturally low in saturated fat and high in unsaturated fat, which is excellent for your health. It’s an excellent source of vitamin E — a strong antiox
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    An interesting thing I found out about Bread well at least I found it interesting. I was asked to do some rabbit clearing at Dartington for a guy that has a Bakery (The Almond Thief Bakery)as he wanted to grow old fashion grains. Well we done the job and after got talking about the old fashion grain idea. He explained that grain since the 1950/60's has changed too a high breed with much more grain on the head. He asked if we would like a loaf of his bread white or brown, white please we both said. He gave my mate and me a loaf of bread each and to be fair was sour dough bread and was rea
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    Yeah DC put a post up they raided Berry Pomerroy castle about two miles from me. b*****ds been on one of my permissions as well I noticed holes that I hadn't dug and they had not backfilled properly. That could f**k it up for me as I could get the blame. Cheers Arry
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    Just two miles from me mate. I don't go any where I've no permission they been on some fields I have permission on. Was working a field the other day I could see holes that were not mine. Trouble is they f**k it up for people that do it right. Cheers Arry
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    Home Made Fish Cakes. Had a few prawns with mine. Cheers Arry
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    I buy most of my meat from a Butchers that sources his meat from different farms ie like the pigs that run free in a wood in a village not far from me. He makes his own sausages cuts his own bacon and knows where his chickens and meat comes from. I grow a lot of my own veg and I know exactly what goes in the garden. Best way if you are worried as to what's on your food is buy Organic. Cheers Arry
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