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A Calendar Of Foraged Food In The UK
January Cowberry, Chickweed, Common Sorrel, Crow Garlic, Hairy Bittercress, Wood Sorrel, Winter cress, Wild Cabbage, February Nettle, Chickweed, Common Sorrel, Crow Garlic, Dandelion Root, Hairy Bittercress, Wood Sorrel, Winter cress, Wild Cabbage, March Black Mustard, Chickweed, Common... -
The New Berry Patch & Comeback After Hail Storm.
Well I haven't quite finished the new berry patch yet, I still have the wires to install for the berries to climb on, but I cut two poles out of the copse today, debarked them both & used them as braces on top of the berry patch posts. As you can see the mushroom compost & manure has been...- Keith
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- berries bush poles copse country living food gardens hail storm off grid retreat living survival
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- Forum: Homesteading
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Woodland walk and lunch by the fire
Enjoyed a frosty late-morning walk today, cooked beans and made tea by the fire I started with "Burner Firestarters" looking to make a bow drill soon as I would like to learn more "primitive" techniques of doing things, what opinion do you all have on bow drills? Or what is your favourite way of... -
Pacific Crane At Cattail Pond In Wychwood Forest.
- Keith
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- animals australia bird calls birds country entertainment fauna food nature wildlife
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- Forum: Off Topic Chat
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Garlic As A Food & Medicine.
Since making this video I have done a little more research. Most authorities on the subject of foods seem to agree that garlic was not high on the list of good foods, but further research of my own shows that this was mainly among the upper classes, and it was because of the garlic smell. Among...- Keith
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- food gardening health medicine preppers prepping survival
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- Forum: Homesteading
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Drying Corn On The Cob.
- Keith
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- corn food preserving seed corn survival trail foods
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- Forum: Homesteading
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Meet The Aussie Woman Who Hasn't Spent A Cent In Two Years
https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/36892746/aussie-woman-jo-nemeth-spent-no-money-for-two-years/- Keith
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- cashless living clothing food frugal lifestyle money shelter water
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- Forum: Off Topic Chat
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17th Century Food Experiments.
a scientific friend once said that our ancient ancestors used to eat about 2000 different types of food, modern people only eat about 200 types, many eat less than that.- lonewolf
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- 17th century experiment food preserving ships
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- Forum: Homesteading
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What Have You Done Recently To Improve Your Lifestyle & Chances Of Survival?
Well, I finished all the plumbing on the new outside laundry & installed an outside sink with plumbing for washing vegies etc. I fixed the not charging problem on the tractor. I fitted a new master brake cylinder on the Russian Lada 4WD & improved on the throttle control. I fitted an overflow...- Keith
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- food gardening lifestyle off grid prepping repairs
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- Forum: Off Topic Chat
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Compromise.
I have noticed that few preppers are actually prepared to list the equipment that they have in their B.O.B. I am not sure why this is. "When packing for the trail there must be a compromise between two principles; minimum weight & maximum self reliance". I wonder how many preppers actually... -
Ships Biscuit.
- Keith
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- 18th century diy food hardtack ships biscuit survival trail foods video
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- Forum: Homesteading
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Period Living Skills-making Cheese.
- Keith
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- 18th century 19th century food making cheese period living skills sustainable
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- Forum: Homesteading
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Two Tips.
1) Rhubarb is the first fruit available after winter. 2) It is said that anyone who grows Jerusalem Artichokes will never go hungry. This root crop is available all year round & just keeps coming back. The green tops can be fed to stock, & the dried stalks make great kindling.Not a lot of taste...- Keith
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- food gardens growing homesteading jerusalem artichoke prepping retreat survival
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- Forum: Homesteading
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Food & Water For Home & Bugging Out.
There are many important items that you need for home & for going abroad, but food & water must be considered a priority. If you can forage, or you grow your own food, good, but you must back this up with a good supply of dried foods. You do not need to spend money on freeze dried foods or RAT...- Keith
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- bottled crops dried foods food gardens preserving provisions supplies trail foods water
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- Forum: Homesteading