uk-preppers.co.uk

would often stamp on them to prevent anyone picking them.

Ah yes, the stamping idiots, helpfully destroying wildlife for no good reason.

How do you actually find the fungi? I've walked through plenty of woods, but I don't remember ever seeing any. It took me 6 years to find all the fungi I photographed in Edible Mushrooms . I walked thousands of miles, also went on a fungi-hunting holiday to Scotland and was working as a foraging te...

It is not a lottery. You just have to know what you are doing. Start with the easy stuff and leave the more dangerous stuff until you are more experienced. I've eaten over 300 different species of wild fungi. I've had digestive problems more than once, but in each case I knew I was at zero risk of ...

Those in power want corporate profits protected, so ecocivilisation is not something they want to promote. It isn't just them. Very few people are really willing to face reality - not if it means they have to think seriously about changing their beliefs, or the way they live their lives. Ecofascism...

We have had a thread on ecocivilisation, but I don't think any of us know that much about it really. That is partly why I chose it as the subject to write a book about. It isn't accidental that almost nobody knows about it in the West, because the very existence of such a topic raises questions tha...

jansman wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 3:06 pm yesterday I found a real rare one - Chicken in the woods.

COTW is very common throughout the UK.

So I am about to dip my toe into the pond, so to speak. I want to buy a little gold to keep as an investment/safety net and could rely on the internet, but prefer to ask people here who are likely to give me better advice. So far, I know to buy from a reputable source, there are a couple of places ...

I am surprised I have not come across this forum before. I have been collapse aware since my late teens, and I am currently 56. I write books for a living, including the most comprehensive guide to European fungi foraging ever published in English. I now live on a smallholding in West Wales, which i...