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    Anyone know this:

    Thanks, I'm pretty sure that's the one. Habitat is identical to the that in wiki link. Looks like it's edible, as well: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37765 It's growing all over near us (Cornwall), right by the side of Sorrel. Thanks again
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    Anyone know this:

    Spotted a lot of this coming out. I saw images somewhere of something similar which I think was edible, but not sure. Just wondering, rea lly.
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    Laws on wild camping

    I'm a pacifist nihilist anarchist at heart, which kind of means I don't believe in the rules put down by a rule hungry society, but don't go looking for trouble either. My advice would be to find a little corner of the world where no one goes and camp. If you get trouble, which, if you choose...
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    Which bird call sounds like this:

    Great tit - I kind of know that. All the common birds, while I could't differentiate, I'm kind of used to. This, I'm sure was something bigger. I wish I could remember where I read it.
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    Which bird call sounds like this:

    Thanks for the input, guys. I haven't heard the bird. I read it somewhere. I'm working on a book (fiction), where it's mentioned. Actually, it doesn't matter if I know or not, as the character doesn't know. He just hears it, and hears the words in the call. But it's just one of those things...
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    Which bird call sounds like this:

    "Quick Now, quick now" I read somewhere about a bird which, when you listen to it sounds like the above. I have a feeling its some type of quail, or maybe a winter bird. Any ideas what it is? Thanks
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    Which bird call sounds like this:

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    What's the deal with Cornish trees?

    There are loads of oaks here, though it seems a peculiar place to plant them, as they all seem quite small, and twisted as hell. We were in Tehiddy (sp? ) woods at the weekend, and out of the wind, they were a decent size, though still twisting all over, but on the rise, which was exposed to the...
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    What's the deal with Cornish trees?

    I'm used to the stunted, windblown tree from the Yorkshire Dales - so is it the salt air which accounts for the twisting?
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    What's the deal with Cornish trees?

    I've recently moved to cornwall, and love it here. I've been taken by the landscape, especially the trees. I've noticed that there seems to be a strange quality to them - all of them, except the few pines near us, seem to have a strange corkscrew quality to them. They seem to twist round from...
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    Germany: The best wild camping locations

    I imagine it's for a website or a book maybe. Either way, I imagine it your info, their money.
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    Jungle boots question.

    Thanks for that. I got the impression they were goretex sided from the pair I was looking at on ebay. Hmmm. i wonder if it was a genuine mistake or a bit of a porkie. I was actually thinking of getting them for use as hiking and wading boots (means I can take breathable, stocking foot waders in...
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    Jungle boots question.

    I'm thinking of getting a pair of jungle boots for ordinary hiking. I like the idea as they are, from my understanding at least, light, quick to dry, and have a tread which is good in muddy conditions. The questions I have, though, are: What is the panama sole like on grass, dry terrain, and...
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    Porridge

    Ha ha, that's funny because I once did add peanut butter, and it was the work of the devil. I can taste it now. And I love peanut butter.
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    Porridge

    Camped out in the garden with my daughter last night and made some porridge this morning. Hmmm, I know it's easy to make and all, but, well, even with syrup, I just find it bland. Anyone got any ideas to spice it up a bit?