Early Spring Foraging - Where do I find edible plants and fungi in the UK?

[@originaloutdoors]

We made this back in the height of lockdown - we've come a long way since then, and now have an entire brand dedicated to authentic, ethical and sustainable wild food: wildfoodpeople.co.uk/

[@fzjohnson]

Very slick (in a nice way) production. Love the drone edits and the pace and music. Love the humour too. Just my type of channel. I'm a subscriber. Thank you.

[@originaloutdoors]

Much appreciated!

[@m10cachilles43]

Liked for sorting out the padlock alone!

[@originaloutdoors]

It needed doing

[@forageforknowledge]

Great video Richard!

[@originaloutdoors]

Thanks!

[@jamessullivan4981]

Great info, great presentation, great production!

[@originaloutdoors]

Much appreciated!

[@thinktwice2x381]

The quality of your videos is baffling. I was shocked to see you have so few subs given the sheer production of your content. Amazing. helpful, informative and entertaining. This stuff is on par with discovery channel documentaries.

[@originaloutdoors]

Wow, thank you!

[@marc-unreal]

@@originaloutdoors I thought exactly the same, presentation, camera work, editing, audio... all top notch. An absolute gem of a channel. Thank you 👍

[@leesinton729]

"-locks! We get real problems with that one rusting.." Get that legend a pint!

[@sarashinai528]

Wish I could give this a thousands thumbs up, both for the perfect joke and what preceded it.

[@jayb252]

Great video mate, really informative. looking forward to our next trip.

[@originaloutdoors]

Soon!

[@TommysOutdoors]

Excellent video Richard! Well done!

[@liveinfourseasons]

Love it, thank you for sharing this video, I’m myself keen to learn about mushrooms but so far I’m not that lucky to find them 😫😄

[@originaloutdoors]

Any mushrooms at all, or any that you can identify?

[@annab8839]

I just started learning about foraging. I know some basics but mainly things you’d find in Sweden. Had to subscribe, your videos gives great guidance for the start (of course I’m doing other research as well) 😊

[@originaloutdoors]

Awesome, thank you!

[@daley426]

Great video, pleased I found your channel. I live in the Lake District with my fiancé. Your videos have a great energy and high quality production. Times like these I feel we need to think about survival .

[@originaloutdoors]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Rudecheers]

Great presentation-style, nice pace to it 👍

[@originaloutdoors]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@NorthwalesBushcrafters]

Nicely put together matey

[@originaloutdoors]

Thanks Trev

[@maulor3]

You're great you are can't wait to see more man

[@originaloutdoors]

More to come!

[@maulor3]

Weird ya not getting views eh praying for ya it'll happen soon eh c:

[@maulor3]

U can tell you've put mad effort into all this sure it'll pay off eh c:

[@cyborgrice7956]

Outstanding videos thank you 🙏

[@madmaths2568]

Really great video, deserves more views

[@mihiec]

Great video! Love it

[@Den_Watts]

Amazing video. Fantastic

[@originaloutdoors]

Thank you sir

[@AlissaSss23]

I can't believe I only discovered this video after 2 years!!!! KZbin doesn't make it easy to find foraging videos!!!!

[@evealain388]

Hello nice to meet your video. I am looking for chaff flower (Achyranthes ) Do you know where is the chaff flower?

[@CapraObscura]

Brilliant video, little chuckle about the "Jews ear"

[@originaloutdoors]

Did you see our video about how to NOT poison yourself when foraging for Wild Garlic? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYi4Z4SmrdaLisk

[@osheenoutside6097]

Banging vid

[@zummerzetwoodsman1067]

Very enjoyable, always look forward to spring foraging. Still my favourite is stinging nettle tops and ramsons. What's the connection with kernow?another one here in mid Devon that has survived over winter, one you can eat for the rest of you life dog mercury it like a carpet where I forage avoid like the plague

[@originaloutdoors]

Kernow connection - that's where I'm from. Am now up country, sheltering with the Welsh.

[@alisdar1234]

I didn’t know less at celandine was edible? Which part/s?

[@originaloutdoors]

All parts of lesser celandine are edible...once cooked - that part is important! Being a member of the buttercup family, lesser celandine contains a toxic compound called Protoanemonin which is destroyed by cooking or drying. Robin Harford over at Eatweeds has written a great blog about this plant: www.eatweeds.co.uk/lesser-celandine-ficaria-verna ~A

[@PaganGuy93]

Love the... I'm not dead 🤣

[@xueyunable]

the first thing I want to know is how to make a fire in the wild incase am lost in the forest ..

[@trevorevans1508]

I like u m8 ✌️

[@xhanurax]

You’re so cute!