Foraging Food on Five Acres With Samuel Thayer -
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- I spent the day foraging all kinds of wild edibles on Samuel Thayer's abundant 5-acre property!
Find Samuel here - www.foragersha...
Get my FREE pdf "Three ways to boost your health anytime!” on the home page of my website: holistichilda.com
Follow me on Instagram: /
Subscribe to my email list (at the bottom of the home page of my website) for resources and updates on future events: holistichilda.com
Check out the Wise Traditions podcast that I host and produce for the Weston A. Price Foundation: bit.ly/wisetra...
We love Sam!! He lives close to us!! He's so funny in presentations. Id love to learn more and more about foraging
You were the one who first mentioned him in passing. I had to meet him! I'm so glad I did!
Thank You.
Nice video cut - “Hey Daddy!” That’s when he checks on her tree climbing and they return to conversation. That’s so great!
I loved watching him interact with his kids. The children are the definition of "free range" 😀
I love Sam's books, thanks for this video Hilda!
You are so welcome! I loved visiting this man and was fascinated by his life experience's and his ability to communicate how the food we need is all around us!! 🥰
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Very interesting information. Thanks and greetings from Poland
Hello from the U.S.! And thanks so much for watching!!! 🥰
Oh yeah...that's Thayer's kid (munching weeds, hanging from tree).
Reminds me of myself. Big fan, his books, I'm in the Northeast. I wish I could find more wild wild things to add to my home perennial "garden". Thanks for the vid!
I loved it SO much! What a beautiful way to live! 😇
Thanks Hilda, this was great. Sam came to speak at UW - Stevens Point about a decade ago when I was a student there. Sam has always been a huge inspiration to me, ever since I read The Forager's Harvest. I studied botany there and ended up founding the student chapter of the Society of Ethnobiology, for which foraging and ethnobotany was my primary interest.
Sam is one of the greatest living conservationists because he understands that in order for us to protect and understand life around us, we have to interact and make it part of our daily lives. Foraging is the purest expression of that philosophy. Thanks again for sharing.
I love this so much!
I learned so much from Samuel and his family!!! 🥰Glad I got to share it!
This was a great video! Thank you!
Thanks so much! I had such a lovely visit with Sam and his family! 🥰
Wished I lived close to him. Loved all the info. And always enjoy your videos
He really is a man with a lot of knowledge and a great heart!
I think you have a great point
I ate the same old thing over and over or over eat on some things and you feel terrible but a small amount its very nutritional
Great talk this is why im trying to eat kinda Paleo it doesn't always work but i find the fruit veggies and mushrooms meat i can get in the wild makes my body feel good
Seasonal theres certain time of year to be cleansed or to fill up on carbs
Or a berry and or apple time
Much love xoxox thanks
Thanks for sharing! Switching it up is good for us, I think! (I lean paleo/carnivore myself, tbh.)
@@HolisticHilda Your welcome much love xoxox