Foraging and Hiking - Coastal Walk in Cornwall - PART 1
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2020
- Ben and Lois walk the coast line near Padstow, foraging, identifying plants and having a brew along the way. Putting into practice a few basic bushcraft skills, they take a break from the workshop to enjoy the coast.
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Nice one Ben and Lois. When my Mandy is fit and well again I hope we can go out like this and enjoy some quality time.
Happy times, it's nice to see.
Sandy
everything is so green I can hardly wait 1 more week here
You two are lovely I edited this because I realised this was back in March. God I miss a walk and a country pub 😭 hope this virus fecks off!
You said March lol nevermind 😅
Loving this new videos
beautiful to see
good informative video,looking forward to the next one! best wishes kb
Lovely video
Beautiful country!! Thanks for taking us along.
Padstow looks completely different to holiday season.
God that beer look very inviting.
Loads of lovely walk around the coast in them parts.
You two are brilliant. Love it! I know this was filmed before lockdown 👍🏻
Love Padders. I hope you went to Choughs bakery for your pasty.
Lovely views on the walk. What you are calling a creek would be a river down here in SE Texas. Well at least until it rains, then they swell up quite a bit. Really enjoy the Green Woodwork videos also. Thanks for the videos.
Such a beautiful place to hike! Thanks for sharing
Lovely vid, lucky you got a camp in just before lockdown
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I'm marooned in Lincs fens so was really nice seeing the sea, thx for taking the time to share :-)
And the nettles don't sting your mouth ??
If you eat them raw you have to be more careful but as soon as you add boiling water it makes them totally safe 👍 hope that makes you confident to try it.
@@BenOrford awesome , thanks for responding! - yeah for sure ! I've seen ray mears making twine out of them and read in foraging books that they were used for green dyes - excited to give it all a go!