Thank you❤

Need to open video up and more sound, yes I did enjoy content

I LOVE this! I had no idea that English Ivy contains saponins... So, I will be looking to find out if it grows here in Wyoming, USA. One point you made that is worrying - mentioning your "carbon footprint"... Perhaps you're trying to attract and retain as many different viewers as you can, but being a Geoscientist, I have studied the so-called "man-created" climate change narrative and it's a complete scam and lies. So, whatever anyone's "carbon footprint" is, is utterly immaterial. Actually, the opposite - as plants REQUIRE CO2 in the atmosphere, and cannot photosynthesize without a minimum threshold concentration, below which they cannot live. So, we actually need MORE CO2 in the atmosphere, not less. Thanks for the great information!

Looks good. I like to burnish my utensils 😊 Thanks and take care. 😊

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Is oleander wood suitable for making things with or carving, or is it toxic that nothing can be made from it?

hyfryd!~lovely!~álainn

Looks like a very interesting and rewarding course in a wonderful location 👍

Nice video - well done folks

Great, but it's not an oily/fatty fruit, is it? :) Love

nice 👍🏼

I know this is 3yrs old but I had to comment on how this was a great tutorial. Thank you

A very straight forward tutorial. Thank you

Love this the last one is amazing because I dont have to buy anything new 😍 ❤ may the blessings be

I had some top times there and learnt so much!!! Cmon government give these guys some funding as jobs are at stake plus people need this extremely important service for all sorts of health issues. Well being is the only way! 1 ❤

What if they're by the lakeshore?

I use dried daisy flowers in tea mixes. I didn't know they are good for bruises so thank you!

Back in the early 1950’s, my mother told us about this plant. We went barefoot all summer. I can remember using plantain, and potato ( as potato has iodine with the molecular structure), on wounds.

Great, thankyou!💖

When I water bath mine I fold a dish rag on bottom of pan and then sit my bowl on that , keeps from having excess heat on your oils . And destroying the herbs in it .

I miss hills outside my house, western Australian is so flat

What do to used on eczema

Thank you for sharing how to make. Really appreciate it

That was interesting, might have a go at that

Did any bees use it? How can they find the entrance to start with- does it need a way-in sign post?!

😀Thank you !

tried this recipe while foraging with the gals, and I almost ate the whole bowl. really yummy and it hit the right notes hahahaha

Brilliant video. Thank you. Will be doing this at forest school next week!

Great explanation Neil! X

excellent video- thanks!

oh my goodness I love the video, I wanna be a lichen detective now :)

Subscribed xx

Thanks Tara, was great video

Really interesting @hannah Kenter

I have really found being in Nature to be beneficial to my well-being. Just walking, and sitting, in the local park is a good stress buster for me.

Wonderful story and Wow what an easy way to make chocolate 🍫 😋😀

Great to hear an English ladies voice, and of course, straight to the point. Great video!

Wont it just get inhabited with wasps?

is it too late in april too install?

Absolutely superb. Thanks.

Absolutely superb... I knew Haws were edible, but never knew how to process. Thanks.

Amazing. Great video.

Dp you also stop to get to shave sharp? I have a few knives, mostly Mora and manage to sharpen them. But I find they all seem to prefer different stones. My Mora Black seems to be most difficult and doesn't like me using stop with it yet my other Moras become surgical sharp after it. Guess what I am trying to say is if one method or stone doesn't work then try another

Great video on a subject no-one is talking about. I guess they are now :-) Well said.

A very interesting docu and this link makes profound sense kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdaDf82Vtc-3eGw.html

charming & informative, thank you Tara!

I try and do this every sunday. Often take a little stove a cook some noodles in the woods for breakfast. Even if its raining when i will put small tarp up and listen to the rain. Its my destress time😊

Laura mentioned getting vitamin D from sunlight, but in the UK this only happens in the brighter months (April to September).

Wonderful! and so on point. Well Done Laura and the Coed Lleol team for highlighting how simple changes can lead to big changes!

Thanks Chris, I enjoyed the video and have downloaded the APP. You also have a wonderful calming video voice, thanks for enriching my evening!