I really like your video weaving stories with bushcraft. Thank you for the tale of Fionn MacCumhaill (pronounced McCool, to assist those from different countries) , Finnegas and the salmon of knowledge. I look forward to more videos.
The Celtic myth's and legends really interest me, it's hard to understand, but unless you spend time alone in the forest over night, you don't appreciate the foundations of the wood lore that created some of these traditions, To have these things that protect and cure you when you're alone and venerable in the forest are a great boost to your courage . ty for the information atb. Dave
Chippa Fate definitely, so many today just see them as trees and to be chopped and used but we as woodsmen have a much deeper connection to the land and it's ingrained in our heritage. to truly know the trees people need to know there real history and Legends as their there for a reason. ;)
Nice video and it is good you went into more detail than I did in my hazel video - always good to share the old knowledge and folklore and even better when it is someone speaking true English. If it wasn't for all the damned grey squirrels we have here now the hazel nut bounty would be something to look forward to but all too often they get cleaned out before they're ready.
Pondguru Outdoors hey there and thanks for the comment, I will check your video out. Yeah I could of added a bit more, I may make a re-edit and add/ show some of things you can do with it in detail or make 2nd video on it. Thanks for the comment ;)'
No worries, man. Hazel is a great plant and I love having it in my woodland here as its great to see it regrow after coppicing. We never get any nuts here now as the squirrels hammer them before they are ready and although I do shoot the squirrels they get there before me every year. The local supermarket now provides my edible nuts, lol
Pondguru Outdoors yeah we have lots of them around, once we had red squirrel but now they have long gone and grays our out in force. if your ever around feel free to come to our woodland and check it it, we are based at Finchale Abbey in County Durham. we have a wild camp and bush moot. ;)
I know where that is as I did some river testing down there when I was at university. Next time I'm down that way I will swing by if time allows no worries.
Thank you for the watch and comment. If you like it then please feel free to subscribe for more. I have a Yew tree video and most recently a Silver Birch and I have lots more planned. 👍
Heleen Van 'tveld hi there, yeah definitely, a Google search will find them quite easy. I got my I found from a radio show that was at the site and did a Halloween special but I actually work as part of a research team who runs the finchal farm ghost walk. I will see I cm I can compile some Info and add it in the listing 👍
1001space yeah your totally right, I just double checked and there is a health advisory on saying that eating to many can lead to a upset stomach and cross referenced it online and there are quite a few articles that do say they can give you a upset stomach as any but can if you eat to many. What i shouldn of said is "if your in the wild and use this nut as your main staple it may give you an upset stomach". But yeah they do sell them in a raw state but I belive they are dry stored to break down the tannin that crates the issues.
1001space thanks for the comment, yeah if you eat enough of them due to the tannin content it can give some people a bad stomach. normal store bought Hazel nuts are leached first. you can just eat them off the tree but like I say, not too many. ;)
i eat loads because they are good for you in a complex protein , all hazel nuts when you buy them are raw. learnt loads from your video though keep up the good work
This was recorded before the world was stricken with ADD, before short form media, destroyed creative content, when people had the capacity to appreciate production instead of instant gratification. If you found it boring then that speaks volumes about yourself. Only boring people are bored. 🖕
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I really like your video weaving stories with bushcraft. Thank you for the tale of Fionn MacCumhaill (pronounced McCool, to assist those from different countries) , Finnegas and the salmon of knowledge. I look forward to more videos.
More myths and legend's please
ir muggle OK, I have a few to complete and I will get them up. ;)
please make more of these! they're really interesting
Amazing! Just found and subscribed 👍
amazing man, such an inspiring video, you got a new subscriber
Weary interesting video looking forward for more have a nice day
Morten Hahn thanks for the comment. I can't wait to do more. I have my next tree all planned out, just need to go and find a few now ;)
Love it,liked,subbed and ding-a-ling a linged
The Celtic myth's and legends really interest me, it's hard to understand, but unless you spend time alone in the forest over night, you don't appreciate the foundations of the wood lore that created some of these traditions,
To have these things that protect and cure you when you're alone and venerable in the forest are a great boost to your courage . ty for the information atb. Dave
Chippa Fate definitely, so many today just see them as trees and to be chopped and used but we as woodsmen have a much deeper connection to the land and it's ingrained in our heritage.
to truly know the trees people need to know there real history and Legends as their there for a reason. ;)
Very enjoyable video
Daniel McCarthy thank you ;)
Nice video and it is good you went into more detail than I did in my hazel video - always good to share the old knowledge and folklore and even better when it is someone speaking true English.
If it wasn't for all the damned grey squirrels we have here now the hazel nut bounty would be something to look forward to but all too often they get cleaned out before they're ready.
Pondguru Outdoors hey there and thanks for the comment, I will check your video out.
Yeah I could of added a bit more, I may make a re-edit and add/ show some of things you can do with it in detail or make 2nd video on it.
Thanks for the comment ;)'
No worries, man.
Hazel is a great plant and I love having it in my woodland here as its great to see it regrow after coppicing. We never get any nuts here now as the squirrels hammer them before they are ready and although I do shoot the squirrels they get there before me every year. The local supermarket now provides my edible nuts, lol
Pondguru Outdoors yeah we have lots of them around, once we had red squirrel but now they have long gone and grays our out in force.
if your ever around feel free to come to our woodland and check it it, we are based at Finchale Abbey in County Durham. we have a wild camp and bush moot. ;)
I know where that is as I did some river testing down there when I was at university. Next time I'm down that way I will swing by if time allows no worries.
Good video blood learnt a lot
Thank you 👍
Very enjoyable!
Cheers dude, I have really been working on my editing so I the next ones will be way better. 👍
Fantastic
Thank you, I hope to record more this spring, as soon as the weather is not a blowy. 👍
I'll really look forward to that. You're a great story teller!
@@bernesepuppy aww thank you, you should check out my video on the yew tree. 👍
Very interesting!
nice video
Thank you for the watch and comment. If you like it then please feel free to subscribe for more. I have a Yew tree video and most recently a Silver Birch and I have lots more planned. 👍
@@JustaDudeintheWoods Hey just watched your birch one and subscribed. always nice to see someone else appreciates trees.
@@GappyPirate aww fantastic, look forward to further comments on my other videos. Just need to find extra hours in the day to make them 😂. 👍
I'm really loving the tree videos brother!
Michael Rapino thank you, I hope to make more this year.
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Ps: love the video's
Can you put the sources of your myths and legends (if possible) somewhere? Some of the tales are new to me, like the clubfoot monk...
Heleen Van 'tveld hi there, yeah definitely, a Google search will find them quite easy. I got my I found from a radio show that was at the site and did a Halloween special but I actually work as part of a research team who runs the finchal farm ghost walk. I will see I cm I can compile some Info and add it in the listing 👍
Irish myths and legends is a great book
Is there some confusion between witch hazel and the hazel tree- Hamamelis is commonly used in beauty products, not Corylus
I never knew that, that is some good info. Thank you. 👍
Took me the longest time to figure out what "kewk" meant. By the way, it rhymes with tewk and lewk. It has the same vowel sound as pewt and fewt.
have a sub, im a bushcraft LARPER
when you buy nuts at christmas you get more hazel nuts than any other nut in a pack .just a bit of common sense . there cheaper than a brazil nut
1001space yeah your totally right, I just double checked and there is a health advisory on saying that eating to many can lead to a upset stomach and cross referenced it online and there are quite a few articles that do say they can give you a upset stomach as any but can if you eat to many.
What i shouldn of said is "if your in the wild and use this nut as your main staple it may give you an upset stomach". But yeah they do sell them in a raw state but I belive they are dry stored to break down the tannin that crates the issues.
hazel nut eaten raw gives you a upset stomach i don't think so mate, nice video though
1001space thanks for the comment, yeah if you eat enough of them due to the tannin content it can give some people a bad stomach. normal store bought Hazel nuts are leached first. you can just eat them off the tree but like I say, not too many. ;)
i eat loads because they are good for you in a complex protein , all hazel nuts when you buy them are raw. learnt loads from your video though keep up the good work
1001space cheers dude, I will double check but was always told not to go ott. Thanks for sharing the knowledge ;)!
Deadly boring intro...😴😴😴
This was recorded before the world was stricken with ADD, before short form media, destroyed creative content, when people had the capacity to appreciate production instead of instant gratification. If you found it boring then that speaks volumes about yourself. Only boring people are bored. 🖕