About this Event
Have you always fancied learning to forage?
Do you go out walking and wish you could return with one of those gorgeous baskets full of foraged goodies to cook up a storm in the kitchen?
If your foraging knowledge begins and ends with blackberries for a crumble and sloes to make Christmas gin, we can help you up your game and feel confident to get out there and forage with gusto!
This foraging walk, will include identifying, harvesting a range of Seasonal wild plants & fungi. It will also include lovely tasters of our own wild food and drink creations along the way. We love concocting great tastes with our foraged treasure and want to inspire you to do so too!
This isn’t an outdoor lecture though, it will be relaxed and informal. We want you to be engaged in the process and there will be some opportunity to hand pick your own wild edibles, so bring a basket or a reusable vegetable net.
*The day will start with a quick introduction … to ourselves and to the law and ethics of harvesting wild food.
*We will walk through beautiful woodland, hedgerows & along streams stopping to identify both edible, medicinal and poisonous plants.
*You will be in good hands, with a complementary therapist and chef running the day! Both members of the Association of Foragers with many years of foraging experience, we have had plenty of practice making good use of wild plants, so will be suggesting some great recipe ideas and talking a little about the medicinal use of wild plants too.
*No two days are the same, it is difficult to predict a strict running order, so we will allow nature and the plants we come across dictate the way the day unfolds! Of course, due to the unpredictability of nature and the seasons, we also can’t predict what we will find on the day. Nature gives no guarantees!
‼️PLEASE ADVISE OF ANY FOOD ALLERGIES AND/OR SENSITIVITIES UPON BOOKING ‼️
If you are booking this event as a gift we will require their email & contact number in order to forward the detailed joining instructions
Information for the day..
*Bring plenty of warm waterproof clothing (layers) and walking boots or wellies… there’s no telling what it might be like underfoot! You may also want to bring a waterproof sit mat.
*Bring a bottle of water, a hot drink is also recommended.
*Have breakfast before you come.
*Please bring a spoon, small bowl and a cup for tasting samples. No one goes hungry on our events.
*A note book and pen is always useful, and don’t forget to charge your phone for all those pics!
*Hand gel
This course takes place near the village of Netherton, Wakefield, West Yorkshire
The running time is 10am til 2pm
Detailed information and an exact location for meeting will be sent on booking your place.
This course is for over 16s. 14-16 year olds if accompanied by an adult.
Sorry, no dogs.
Cancellations
We have a strict cancellation policy.
Refunds will not be made for last minute cancellations.
In the event of you cancelling a week or more before the event, a refund will be given if we can find a replacement.
Refunds will be offered to those with a positive covid test or the choice of another date where possible.
The course will only be cancelled in the event of a Met office severe weather warning, for example gale force winds… in the event of rain, the course will go ahead, so please come prepared.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Netherton, To be Advised, Wakefield, United Kingdom
GBP 48.00
