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What on Earth is Bletting?
If you've been around foragers in winter, or been reading about it, or been foraging yourself, the chances are that you've come across the expression "bletting"; But what does it actually mean? https://t.co/nnZVKjNQQe

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11 Dec

London #NationalParkCity on CNN's "Going Green". Part 1 of 2.

"People are awakening to the fact we need a better relationship with nature, for our own health and wellbeing... for the health and wellbeing of wildlife" @DanRavenEllison

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6 Dec

The turkey tails (Trametes versicolor) are looking great.
Not for eating as they're pretty tough, but you can make a medicinal tea from them.
#foundmedicine #mushrooms #fungi… https://t.co/VVQ7cILNqZ

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What on Earth is Bletting?
If you've been around foragers in winter, or been reading about it, or been foraging yourself, the chances are that you've come across the expression "bletting"; But what does it actually mean?
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If you've been around foragers in winter, or been reading about it, or been foraging yourself, the chances are that you've come across the expression "bletting"; But what does it actually mean?

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I'm based in Waltham Abbey, Essex; So most of my foraging is done around the NE London/SW Essex areas.
I do sometimes travel a bit further afield, so who knows where the next post or video will come from; and of course now I teach foraging all over London and the surrounding areas.

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