The Hedgerow Harvest - The Wild Food & Medicine Of WW2 🥗

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Check out our awesome books! amzn.eu/d/eYR5tPI

[@jaycruzsemple]

KZbin lovely people not got a miniature handbook out yet for foraging one you can take with you in your bag or pocket just to identify correctly and safely wild edibles for the Seasons it would be great I hope yourself and your lovely family have a wonderful Christmas and New Year and I will share your video for Android please excuse any spelling mistakes as you know registered blind and you speech to text it don't always spell the words correctly please help me find out how deadly nightshade is used for eye medicine would be good to see if it can help me restore my eyesight anything is good for helping eyesight or to help your jeans and DNA with the amazing facts

[@alhajigassama8586]

Thanks so much for a splendid video. Just returned home from a cycle about my local common after I watched one of your earlier videos. Am off to purchase your books now as soon as I send this message. Keep up the good work. Am loving it.

[@eddiegrant58]

Imagine everyone with a garden started growing food, how cheap and abundant food would become. Strange that the government doesn't encourage this more, given that an ever-increasing number in the UK are struggling financially.

[@anitathompson5557]

They're actually discouraging it via the chemtrails they're staying to poison the land 😢

[@gothicpagan.666]

There is a element of control over people, if you control the food supply. If everyone was self sufficient there would be no need for most government agencies. Something I'm sure most understand

[@eddiegrant58]

@@gothicpagan.666 Agreed :)

[@VanmeterFL]

My goodness! This is such a wonderful video chock-full of helpful information. My dad served as a corpsman during WWII and it was a bitter war as you certainly illustrated here. There is so much information I was unaware of, especially how the Nazis tried to use food as a weapon to starve your country. Many of your plants are native here, which is wonderful. I used to go out and search for wild mushrooms and ginseng root with my dad. We would often bring home sassafras root as well. Americans didn't have quite the food shortages you did but we still had to ration food. We rationed sugar until 1947 but most other items were available again, though often not affordable. I lived on a dairy farm, so we grew all our food. I think it is smart for people to grow their own food and forage. Great information!

[@trishwest1809]

Thank you for the great video production ! Extra labor and effort to grow, harvest and preserve food. Yes, this is how it used to be before all the food manufacturers and pharma took over most of man's, humanity's vibrant health. This video sums it up quite nicely.

[@theclumsyprepper]

I grew up in Poland in the 80's when food was also rationed. My family grew, foraged and bartered most of our food. I still do as much of it as possible.

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

We've just finished our third book that will be released in march. Schools and libraries will be able to access it. Bringing the knowledge back! 🙂

[@theclumsyprepper]

@@homeiswhereourheartis Well, that explains why you weren't posting many videos recently. Fair play to you and I do hope it will be a success as well. I have your first book and find it really good, I love the mythology and folklore especially. Will the new one be available on other platforms, apart from Amazon?

[@nora-_-]

My grandparents utilized every part of the animals for food right down to the hooves

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Waste not, want not!

[@maryalcock9451]

What an absolutely blinding video 👏👏👏 Fantastic insite into our history of food and rations Thank you so much Xxx

[@jennywoodfield9951]

Have both of your books, they’re great. Buy them everyone, they’re an investment in yours and your family’s future and will help Dane and Stelly and their children make more great content. Looking forward to your next book. Peace ✌️

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

😁

[@melaniekeeling7462]

Is it just for foraging in England?

[@sandrahands292]

What a fantastic video very engaging, its a shame they don't teach this in schools

[@friedajones2528]

Your love of nature is energizing and gives hope

[@bizzybee852]

I live in the U.S. but I enjoyed learning about foraging in England during WW2. Thanks!

[@iFunktion]

Your energy is so inspiring. I had my first foraged meal today in some stinging nettles with my scrambled eggs, was amazingly tasty, will definitely be making that a staple breakfast :)

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Rich in iron! 💪

[@davidlindsay2138]

Your channel is a tonic. Thank you 😊

[@thinkathena2]

Love this - thank you!

[@larryb982]

Im liking this channel,second video and I'm hooked of course, I'm into WW2 and knowledge of those times.

[@oldgold1100]

Wow, it just shows you, where there's a will there's a way. it's all out there, we just need to go find it!!!. Thanks for showing use all.

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

bought both books and raving about them on my channel thank you for all your hard work many thanks ,,,mick

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Glad you like them! What video do you mention them in? 🙂

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

@@homeiswhereourheartis Sunday social live stream

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

iv also uploaded a short this morning anything to support such a wonderful channel and the books are awesome i have a very basic knowledge and these books and your channel are so full of energy i will keep on mentioning them if thats ok have a great week mick out

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

We'll check your videos out asap. Mention away it all helps! 😁

[@KarolMachnowski]

Thank you and happy 🎄

[@samkenyon4522]

My granddad lied about his age to sign up aged 17 and spent most of the war serving on the destroyers guarding food convoys in the North Atlantic, while Nanny (who had only just left school) went to work in a munitions factory and had a 2nd job as a night dispatcher for the Birmingham Fire Service, dispatching ambulances and fire trucks to bombed areas during air raids. So proud of them both.

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

A life of love and labour! Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@nunnyd69]

This is lovely. It takes me back to my childhood when I foraged with my parents who were both born before the war and grew up with foraging and partially passed that onto me. There were damsons, elderberry, hazelnut, blackberry, apple, that grew in the hedgerows locally. Mum made pies and jams from them that we ate in the winter

[@NatureHerbsandTea.]

Great channel! Subscribed! New friend ❤️

[@southerngardenesse]

Greetings from the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, USA. Great video, and I WANT those books!

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Thanks for watching!

[@annemariemoormann996]

Nice. Thank you.

[@Tattoo.gurl123]

I will be buying the books 💕

[@kathmatthews9901]

Thank you Dane 😊

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

😁

[@debbieannlillard2650]

Love the history. Thank you

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

🙂

[@leeburgess-tolley9069]

Great video Dane, loved it 🙏🏻

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Cheers!

[@hedwiggwalczak3204]

Love you kids. Happy hedgewytch old teenager from Canada wishes you the very best the energy from you both is genuine and heartwarming ! 👋🏼😊🇨🇦

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Love to you from England!

[@GinaW7061]

To thank you for another interesting video X so glad I found your channel. I've already tried some of your recipes. Merry Yule to you and your family 🌼

[@Tattoo.gurl123]

I Love U guys💕

[@anthonyparkinson1056]

Great video mate brings back child good memories with my grandad of course now I wouldn’t have a clue what to pick haha

[@cedriccbass-jp8ky]

Well guys I dont think its coincidence your video comes at a very timely moment in time. (can you say timely moment in time?) well you know what I mean. There attack on our food this time is a little bit different but with the same outcome. your book sits on proudly my bookshelf.

[@theclumsyprepper]

Well said. Unfortunately most people have no idea what's going on and they will have a tough time when shtf.

[@cedriccbass-jp8ky]

@@theclumsyprepper agreed 100% if anyone isn't awake by now then the lambs that roam the countryside without a shepherd will be eaten by the wolves. thats nature.

[@theclumsyprepper]

@@cedriccbass-jp8ky They will indeed. Even now people are struggling to feed themselves and yet, indeed of taking the steps to increase their food security they rather pay for Netflix and stuff like that. I literally have people asking me why I put so much effort in growing and preserving food, making soap etc, when it's just so convenient to pop out to the shops and buy everything. I just shake my head and say nothing. I'm done trying to wake them up.

[@cedriccbass-jp8ky]

@@theclumsyprepper I hear you big time. Same boat as you and its not the sinking one. Stay strong brother / sister!!!

[@theclumsyprepper]

@@cedriccbass-jp8ky Sister, and right back at you 👍.

[@ajrwilde14]

It wasn't actually a world war until we joined it...we made it a world war.

[@WB-14]

There is plenty room to grow our own, to many farms dont grow

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

With a big change in agriculture we could easily grow all our food 🙂

[@craigwilson4123]

I saw your seasonal guide. What to look for when. Great job!!! I would like to find one... For where I am... Michigan. Northeast Michigan. Oakland county specific. Because we are surrounded by the great lakes. We have our own micro climate. If you have any suggestions on where I might find. That would be greatly appreciated. Very grateful for your KZbin. Encouragement seeing someone else do. Helps us find what is true. Currently

[@boomshankaneil]

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[@MsDawnnee]

My Granddad ate hedgehogs, rolled in clay, and cooked on the fire.......awful! lol

[@homeiswhereourheartis]

Not the hedgehogs! 🤣

[@theclumsyprepper]

Poor hedgehogs, but I guess he did what he had to do.

[@gothicpagan.666]

Did we just become lazy?

[@koririetveld4369]

Yahuah put everything in the earth for us to have. He is the best Dr there is. We just got to find out what is his medicine is for us.

[@theclumsyprepper]

Actually Elohim (The Powerful Ones - AKA Aliens) did when they set up their experiment on this planet. They needed to feed the slave race so they have the energy to work for them. The one you call Yahuah (no idea where you got that name from) was called Enlil by the ancient Sumerians, Seth by the Egyptians and YHWH by the Adamites (that's the slave race that they genetically engineered in their image). Btw, Enlil was the evil one that wanted humanity enslaved and dumbed down so they don't realise they're slaves and don't rebel against them. Education is a wonderful thing 😉

[@koririetveld4369]

@@theclumsyprepper you are in something you do not know. They are fallen messengers aka angels. There is no other planets. You are fallowing the great delusion. Long story short they rapped everything and made big things like dinosaurs. Same thing happened to the people also then they went after the little people when they consumed everything else.. his son is Yahushua