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Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Scythe13 - 20 January 2012 Check it out It's £35 and could be one of the best, most important walks you ever take. http://lowimpact.org/wild_food_walks_bristol.html RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Skean Dhude - 20 January 2012 Their site is on the main site. They do many other courses and will also travel to give them so if enough want them in another part of the country they will come and show you which is another item on my to do list. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Reality Jones - 20 January 2012 I went on a couple of these last year, the guys are really good. I ended up buying their book 'The Self Sufficient-ish Bible' It's a good book if you need to learn the basics and well worth having in your collection. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Scythe13 - 20 January 2012 Cool, that's good to know RJ. I'll make sure I take extra money on the walk incase they try to sell it. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Reality Jones - 20 January 2012 I'll try to bring mine to the pub meet so's you can have a look if you haven't got one by then. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Scythe13 - 20 January 2012 I think I'll probably end up buying one on the walk, which will be after the pub thing. But it's cool. I want to try and keep the pub meeting as a much more informal thing where we all just chat and get to know each other. We can steer the pub in the right direction another time. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Reality Jones - 20 January 2012 you can steer the pub any how you like Scythe. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Scythe13 - 20 January 2012 I don't think it would make sense to try and get everyone on board at the first meeting. I'd rather we told everyone what we are about and how we want the group to develop. I don't think it would be right to go into too much detail about anything much right now. We don't know each other well enough, so it's probably wise just to have everyone meet, set out what we all want to achieve, then just let it fade into doomsday chats and talking about good places to take the dog on a walk. RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Terry - 20 January 2012 I remember these two when they were just Middle class hippies slumming it and asking people for advice on low impact living via their forums. Then they collected all the freely given advice and sold it for megabucks in their "Bible"... You dont need to spend money on these things, you just need to keep your eyes open and know how to read or who to ask: http://duo.irational.org/food_for_free/food_for_free_map_brandon_hill.pdf Ter RE: Edible Plant Walks, Bristol - Kenneth Eames - 21 January 2012 Well done Terry, Good info for Bristol Group. I do hope that all goes well for you. Material such as this is very valuable. More maps like this should be made as it covers so much useful knowledge in a simple map or diagram. Kenneth Eames. |