Foraging forumagers

Yeah for sure, I usually just pick whenever I’ve got time, and they go in the freezer until I’ve got time for the bottling. Always ends up tasty.

I usually pick them in September and stick them in the freezer

Picked the sweetest figs I’ve ever tasted from the tree on the A5183. Cycled past it loads but never seen them ripe before.

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Found some chanterelles (unfortunately a bit too soggy and slug-bothered) and this parasol with a pleasing berry adornment on a quick foray in Dorset today

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Daughter has requested 6 litres of sloe gin for her wedding next year so I rose to the challenge and picked 3kg of sloes in an hour this morning while chatting with wrens and robins in the hedgerow around me.

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Bumped into this chap when we were visiting the ground where my father was buried, down in Cornwall:

He'd just finished a foraging day & meal. Looking forward to booking a day out with them soon.

Question:

I'd like to do a foraging course in/v-close to London on 12th December with my partner on her birthday.

Any recommendations? Everything I can see seems to be on a weekend and this will be a Thursday....