I managed it on Friday still, just. Any weekend plans?

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    9 days ago

    Mainly eating treats and trying to get out walking a bit more. Rain is off putting but forecast is hopeful.

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      9 days ago

      Fine time to be oot fer a walk. Lambies are bouncing, blossom is springing forth, wild garlic is perfect for foraging. I saw a red squirrel yesterday in Aberdeenshire even

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        9 days ago

        How do you forage wild garlic?? What bit do you eat? How do you use it?? I love the smell when I go walking at my dad’s bit!

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          So the stalks you use almost exactly like chives. Great in a tattie salad. The leaves you can turn into pesto, or add to your salad, or add to a pico de gallo, or wild garlic soup is a thing

          Like all foraging: go a little deeper, don’t pick where the dog goes, and give a wash. And don’t confuse it with anything else, it will smell pungently of garlic

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              Not sure about the actual flower and sort of petals, I usually stick to leaves and stalks

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                  Sum in ma back gairden, hud it wi new tatties, mayo, chives (alsae frae ae gairden) an dusted wi paprika. Lamb steaks the main event wi mint sauce, fit a brsw combo. Ann corn-oan-the-cob frae senegal which wis rather tasteless, forced grown shite

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        9 days ago

        A red one! They are gorgeous. Doubt if there’s any near me here sadly. I’ve heard that pine martens are actually good for red squirrel populations because red squirrels are much harder for them to catch than their invasive cousins.