We walked the dogs this morning and there is an abundance of wild strawberries. They grow on the Cornish stone hedges that everyone has at the bottom of their garden. They grow in the crackS and ripen really quickly. They are tiny, like little sweets. We kept stopping, picking and eating them! No good for the diet, but wonderful for our vitamin C intake! I would like to ask the homeowners if they want them, as technically they are on the other side of their boundary and not in their garden but the moral side of me feels as if I am scrumping!
Foraging for free food
We walked the dogs this morning and there is an abundance of wild strawberries. They grow on the Cornish stone hedges that everyone has at the bottom of their garden. They grow in the crackS and ripen really quickly. They are tiny, like little sweets. We kept stopping, picking and eating them! No good for the diet, but wonderful for our vitamin C intake! I would like to ask the homeowners if they want them, as technically they are on the other side of their boundary and not in their garden but the moral side of me feels as if I am scrumping!