Frugaldom now offers overnight parking for self-contained campervans and motorhomes. We keep things simple and affordable so bring everything you need and leave no trace. Frugaldom is home to an abundance of wildlife, an environmental art project, small sanctuary and off-grid huts. Set in rural Dumfries and Galloway, we have dark skies, rural landscapes, ponies, badgers, pine martens, foxes and adders. This must be one of the quirkiest aires in Scotland. Join, subscribe, donate, visit, meet up.
Foraging is frugal fun whether done in your own back garden or along the roadsides and through the local woodlands. Today’s post is about garden foraging at Thrift Cottage and picking the last of the home grown produce as part of our Simple Savings in September challenge.
You don’t need a garden to grow or harvest your own food. Check out the photo blog and… read more here
I have never heard of a pheasant berry, they sound intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of them until I was able to have someone identify the flowers when we moved here in 2011. It has taken me 3 years to get around to remembering to pick some of them to taste them, but will now pick more to make into a sauce of some sort. Strange little things with a sort of chocolatey caramel taste to them.
ReplyDeleteJust read somewhere else that eating too many can make you visit the loo a little too often!
DeleteI believe eating too much of most fruit, veg, berries, herbs or even meat proteins can cause similar. Everything in moderation in Frugaldom. :)
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