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❤❤❤❤ I love it .I know this herbal , really good for blood . Thanku , I really like your canal 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

Great video 👍

"Sow Thistle" can vary quite a bit among species and location. Just remember that common names may vary from place to place.

Wow, this is awesome! What a blessing! HalleluYAH!

Great video! 😊

Hey Vincent i have just subscribed you. I have a question i moved to a new place and I'm surrounded with forest, honestly I want to explore the area but I don't know if it's safe from wild animals(wolf bear etc)since there aren't many people around i have no one to ask, although i know there are coyotes around. What tools should I put into my bag if I ever go to explore. Or should I go to explore in the first place 😅

Beautiful

There are some varieties that still look exactly the same but have no strong prickles, like here in Australia. Also if you boil up a handful of the flower buds it’s a good calming drink for before bed

I have been there many times and I have to say it is more beautiful in person. Go in early June when its spring, green and so fresh everywhere. It really is a place full of stunning views. Climb Chamchaud, visit Circe de St Meme all the villages in the loops around there, the monastry where they make the liquor (go to the rear and walk the area to get a rear view). Never gets boring.

thank you for such an impressive video

Not sure if i would consider these sonchus to be thistles

C'est bon!

This was delightful and instructive to watch. I'm pleased to see you only take a small amount of each plant. Interesting to see which common plants can be eaten, ajuga for example. Many thanks.

I eat a lot of spiderwort and purslane and cattails, i also eat lots of plantain.

Check out Haphazard Homestead- she has recipes!

Yum! Doesn't matter what age the of the horsetail when you pick it?

Pas mal, tu forces un peu sur l'accent français 🤣

Thank you soooo much!!! There are some sow thistles growing in the garden. A couple years ago, i noticed stink bugs hanging out on them. it was the first year that stink bugs left my squash alone. since then, sow thistle has been a welcomed companion plant. This is great info and greatly appreciated.

I love your videos, subscribed! Thanks for sharing

I ferment so many things I forage, but haven't gotten to this one yet! I will have to try it when I see the horsetails come out in the next few weeks 😃

Whenever I see videos of picking wild asparagus, I want to do it but there is no wild asparagus in my country.

Yumm especially with mutton and potatoes boiled in the same pot and add doe boys. We call it boil up.

Hey those are a bit bigger than the ones I foraged in the UK the other week - but try prising the casings open with a stick to avoid getting prickled! I enjoyed the thoughtful nature of the video.

Super vidéo, j'aime bien ce format sans blabla avec une petite musique "à la cool" derrière.

Thanks for this! I found you in a search for Juncus cordage. To make more strands from the Juncus (I think you split it into only two, but to get more thin ones), do you have tips for separating the fibers? I am trying, but they come off in various lengths.

Hi Sir where can I get this Water mint herb?

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Very nice. The asparagus looks delicious.

Thank you for sharing your experience. I saw a lot of this in the Forrest, have never taken them yet but i think I will try.

Thanks for sharing your skills. Can't wait to try it out!

The problem is the danger of wiping out whole colonies. Better to enjoy the discovery take a photo and walk on by.

Such a nice garden !

I love the video but why dont you speak ?

Nice video. Yummy meal.

I was just in a big field of thistle today, in a nature area where there are a lot of signs that it is invasive. I was thinking that people probably don't very much know that all thistles are edible. I am thinking instead of eradicating them, they could be juiced and shared with the community, where there are a lot of native people who are very susceptible to covid. I think this is a time where people's livers could use that tonic.

I miss my childhood days... Now all i can see is buildings and cars.. More video's please.. It really help me to relax.. Thanks and take care..

nice clip

Nice vid.. So calm to watch

Love the nature..

i have a forrest of this growing on my balcony. originally i thought they were dandelions but then they just kept getting bigger and bigger. good to know that i can eat them, although i think i will leave them for the nature that is enjoying them right now ☺️

Very creative stove :)

You will get a knack for it if you just keep trying. Mushrooms aren't as hard as you may think, just take them one mushroom at a time and learn a lot about it. Before you know it, you will have a whole lot of knowledge stored up! Grab a couple different mushroom books, because it is always great to cross-reference multiple sources. I would recommend sticking to the easy to identify edible mushrooms such as lion's mane, chicken of the woods, Boletus edulis, maitake, shaggy mane, chanterelles, oyster mushrooms, and stuff like that. Have fun, and keep up the great work! Really enjoying your videos. I am from Southern Ontario, Canada and I teach foraging.

Great videos!

I really like this kind of things you do..happy to explore with your videos

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this was a great video. i love the idea of cooking a meal in the woods that was entirely harvested from there

just found your channel. LOVE these foraging videos keep it up man

Your video is so interesting to watch 😮 You have so much information about the plants 🌱

Vincent, I very much enjoy your footage of some of the wild foods of France. I admit I have been looking for such content for a while now. Merci beaucoup!