wood sorrel on forest floor
beautiful plant – edible too 
in a tree stump
Perfect book for this time of year if interested in wild foods and foraging: Richard Mabey’s Food for Free
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It is a very pretty plant
Lucy have you seen that Dirty Nails has another book out? It actually has his real name on as well
Ooh no – I did not know… his real name… destroying the mystery!! will have a look for it
I love visiting your page – I always find something edible that I can pick in the woods! How do you eat your sorrel?
Lovely photograph! I’m envious of your confidence
(cont… Mimi stepped, purring, onto the ‘send’ key, while trying to rub her face against mine!) … in eating wild food, but I’m afraid I’m still too much of a coward!
actually lucy after I posted I went to amazon and he has two books one as dirty nails and the other under his real name which I can’t remember right now. David ordered them for me so I’ll let you know what they are like
have just used a little sorrel in salads so far.
we do love those wild foods
will look forward to hearing what they’re like/about Pamela.