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Working With Natural Clay

I've collected some natural clay from a river bank - I'm going to attempt to make a pot and fire it in a wood or charcoal fire.


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Exploring The Solent Shore - From Meon Shore To Hook

The first in what I hope will be a series of articles exploring the Solent Shore - this one is a walk along from Meon Shore, to Hook


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Sloes

Sloes - also known as Blackthorn - are very small, bitter plums (although they are a distinct species: Prunus spinosa) that grow on spiny bushes in hedgerows and on heaths and wood edges.


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2010/07/06 = Purple disposable latex - Station Hill, Botley

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2010/03/30 - Green fleecy glove - Chichester - Submitted by Mark

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Weigh The Same Ginger Cakes

Weigh The Same Ginger Cakes

These little ginger cakes are rich and spicy. They're also easy to make because they're based on a weigh-the-same recipe.



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walnuts

Walnuts

Walnut trees are not uncommon on chalk downland in the South of England - I found some at St Catherines Hill near Winchester.

It's not going to be easy to beat the squirrels when the nuts are fullt mature, but in early summer when they're stlll soft and green, they can be gathered for pickling.


Rhubarb And Custard Ice Lollies

Rhubarb And Custard Ice Lollies

This is an experiment to bring a fresh twist to an old traditional favourite - rhubarb and custard - I'm going to try to serve it in the form of ice lollies.


winkles

Winkles

Turn over any rock at the seaside and you're quite likely to find these little critters - they're Common Periwinkles - otherwise known simply as winkles. They are very commonly eaten - so let's see what they're like.


limpets

Limpets

June 2010 - we took a day trip to Lulworth cove - the sea is beautifully clean and clear here, making it a good place to forage for shellfish. Let's try eating limpets...



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