Ray Mears' Wild Food (2)

[@xueyunable]

I loved this Ray Mears shows, my family used to crowded at the TV at dinner time, I always missed when this was on TV...thanks for uploading here.. Oh I misses his bushy beard...looks so wild..just like his show..

[@mellowb1rd]

The trick to gathering limpets is to gather them from somewhere there are no limpets. Because, "The moment you know they are there, they clamp down" :)

[@al-venture2304]

W-O-W you're great.... I'll try those things in my country, Indonesia thanks you're inspired me....

[@leburnham5864]

I would think that the hunter-gatherers likely sieved the buck thorn berries through a loosely woven cloth to sort out the seeds.

[@humungus3]

I was thinking the same thing. No doubt they would have had useful woven objects of all kinds that are lost to us.

[@bobcroft5346]

GORDON is a beast

[@marvinaz09]

Does anyone know where he is exactly?

[@marvinaz09]

+Wilson Lawson just like you belong in your mother's house whilst having pictures of dogs as your dp 😂😂😂

[@admiralboom481]

Hello there 🤠

[@garrl007]

Seven Sisters country park

[@garrl007]

And Eastbourne

[@terrysteele2348]

I can only understand about every 10th word that he says......frustrating.

[@elviradonaghy6425]

It seems like they talk without moving lips or pronouncing clearly every word. They make some vowels short where we say them long. They definitely have a very different dialect. I understand Ray Mears better than any of the others. I do love this show though. what I can get out of it is very informative. And to think we learned how to speak our English from them!