I’ve missed all the autumn mushrooms this year as I’ve just had my first baby. I can’t wait to find a safe way to explore the woodland with baby and get them into the same things as me :)
Congratulations on the new addition! I carried my son on a frontal chest type carrier. When he became bigger, say around 9m-1yo, I switched to a rucksack styled carrier (just mind their heads on doors and branches!).
I had a baby in February and we started mushrooming together this year. It has been quite therapeutic to talk long strolls with him and the dogs while looking for mushrooms. I usually carry his in a moby wrap/harness depending on the heat. If i know i'm going into a thorny brush area, i bring a stoller designed for trails and leave it locked close by while i quickly collect my goodies.
It does feature in this vid th-cam.com/video/QHC0Rznktb0/w-d-xo.html at about minute 15. Its high on my list to do but I've been waiting to find it beside a panther cap for comparison in an ID vid..
true chanterelles have an apricot smell, i was very sceptical but it true for me, when you cut them it should be white flesh but they do have a slight yellow colour to the outer part, the folds run down the stipe. i found mine at haldon, devon
I have a question: I have just enrolled into your lovely group but in this beautiful season for fungi picking closer to London you have only 2 dates and they are all sold out. I do jot have a car and ateuggling to find a nice bunch of people to learn to pick up mushrooms but apparently this year, again it will nit be possible. How sad... why jot creating some extra courses around the area? Thanks if you can answer
Damn I ate these a few times over the last decade, I have a patch that grow in my backyard, I'm about 90% sure it's false chanterelles now, I'm in Ontario Canada, at least I'm not dead, as in at least the false chanterelles isn't more poisonous I didn't mind the taste, I cooked it in butter and garlic and it was at least alright lmao
I’ve missed all the autumn mushrooms this year as I’ve just had my first baby. I can’t wait to find a safe way to explore the woodland with baby and get them into the same things as me :)
Just started foraging for mushrooms me and my gf are totally addict any groups in the UK u could suggest were from the Midlands
Congratulations on the new addition!
I carried my son on a frontal chest type carrier. When he became bigger, say around 9m-1yo, I switched to a rucksack styled carrier (just mind their heads on doors and branches!).
🎉 Congratulations on your first baby!!❤
That's Wonderful News 🥰💞 Bright Blessings to You and Yours 🙏💞
Namasté 🙏~ Mum!! 🎉
Congratulations :) I wish you and your new family all the very best and hope to see you both on a course when the bubba is big enough..
I had a baby in February and we started mushrooming together this year. It has been quite therapeutic to talk long strolls with him and the dogs while looking for mushrooms. I usually carry his in a moby wrap/harness depending on the heat. If i know i'm going into a thorny brush area, i bring a stoller designed for trails and leave it locked close by while i quickly collect my goodies.
Thanks Marlow, i know people that eat McDonald's and say there's no effects, that's their opinion, i can see different.
Loving the improved video quality!
Thanks for the video. Got your book the other day and very impressed. Clear and concise, just wish I'd remembered to get it a bit earlier in the year.
Hope you enjoy it :)
Thanks for this.
Have you done a video on identifying The Blusher? I've looked through but couldn't find one.
It does feature in this vid th-cam.com/video/QHC0Rznktb0/w-d-xo.html at about minute 15. Its high on my list to do but I've been waiting to find it beside a panther cap for comparison in an ID vid..
Love your videos! New to mushroom hunting. Very helpful videos! Big thank you from BC Canada
true chanterelles have an apricot smell, i was very sceptical but it true for me, when you cut them it should be white flesh but they do have a slight yellow colour to the outer part, the folds run down the stipe. i found mine at haldon, devon
Thx again Marlo
Are the wild mushroom kits worth trying? Amazon have a morel kit and a cep kit.
oyster or lions mane kits are reliable and a good place to start. Never tried any morel or porcini kits I'm afraid so cant comment.
@@WildFoodUK1 I don't see how a porcini kit can work, doesn't the mushroom need to form mycorrhizae with pine roots?
I have a question: I have just enrolled into your lovely group but in this beautiful season for fungi picking closer to London you have only 2 dates and they are all sold out. I do jot have a car and ateuggling to find a nice bunch of people to learn to pick up mushrooms but apparently this year, again it will nit be possible. How sad... why jot creating some extra courses around the area? Thanks if you can answer
Hi Monmegg, if you email the office we can add you to waiting lists for any dates near London in case we have cancellations. admin@wildfooduk.com
Easy to determine
Damn I ate these a few times over the last decade, I have a patch that grow in my backyard, I'm about 90% sure it's false chanterelles now, I'm in Ontario Canada, at least I'm not dead, as in at least the false chanterelles isn't more poisonous
I didn't mind the taste, I cooked it in butter and garlic and it was at least alright lmao
Can you spell the sugar alcohol please because Google is useless..
arabitol :)